Richard Eble

Q: What is Richard Eble email address?

Email Richard Eble at deble@kinlingrover.com. This email is the most updated Richard Eble's email found in 2026.

Q: How to contact Richard Eble?

To contact Richard Eble send an email to deble@kinlingrover.com. (updated on August 30, 2024)

Branch Manager at Kinlin Grover Real Estate | Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States

About Richard Eble

Richard Eble brings over three decades of extensive experience in the Cape Cod real estate market to his role as Branch Manager at Kinlin Grover Real Estate. His journey in the industry began as an agent, where he honed his skills in real estate transactions and developed a keen understanding of buyer and seller dynamics. Transitioning to a broker/owner alongside his partner, Lee Sullivan, at Coldwell Banker Atlantic Realty, Richard gained invaluable insights into real estate development and the intricacies of managing a successful brokerage.

At Kinlin Grover, Richard oversees a thriving branch that is part of the Real Living network, which boasts an impressive market share—over three times that of its nearest competitor. His leadership is instrumental in guiding a team of more than 250 agents across 16 offices on Cape Cod, ensuring they are equipped with the tools and knowledge necessary to excel in various niches, including waterfront properties, vacation homes, and senior housing. Richard’s expertise in real estate investments and rentals further enhances the branch's ability to meet the diverse needs of clients.

Key projects under Richard's management include initiatives aimed at enhancing agent training and development, as well as community outreach programs that foster relationships with local stakeholders. His commitment to excellence and deep-rooted understanding of the Cape Cod market position him as a trusted advisor for both clients and agents alike. Richard Eble continues to be a driving force in the local real estate landscape, leveraging his extensive experience to facilitate successful transactions and build lasting relationships within the community.

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