Licensed since 1984, San Diego real estate broker Gary Kent is a recognized authority on real estate. In addition to selling over 5,500 homes for clients, he has been an expert court witness, trainer of other agents, and he does seminars on home buying, home selling, and investing. Gary has sold homes for The Salvation Army, dozens of major banks, and Fannie Mae, amongst others. You can find Gary on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.

This Week’s Crazy Building: Shanghai Tower

Shanghai Tower by Yhz1221 licensed under the terms of the CC BY-SA 4.0
This week’s crazy building is Shanghai Tower in Shanghai, China. At 2,073 feet high, Shanghai Tower is the second tallest building on earth. It has an incredible 128 stories dedicated to a combination of office, retail and leisure space. In addition to its dizzying height, the tower has an unusual twisting facade. The main structure
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This Week’s Crazy Building: Dorton Arena

Dorton Arena by Leah Rucker licensed under the terms of the CC BY-SA 3.0
This week’s crazy building is the J.S. Dorton Arena in Raleigh, North Carolina. Polish architect Maciej Nowicki designed an arena with the first cable-supported roof system on earth. Tragically, he was killed in a plane crash before construction began. Nowicki’s friend, another local architect named William Dietrick, was called upon make his vision a reality. Opened in 1952, Dorton Arena’s innovative design
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This Week’s Crazy Building: Grand Lisboa Hotel

Grand Lisboa Hotel by Harvey Barrison licensed under the terms of the CC BY-SA 2.0
This week’s crazy building is the Grand Lisboa Hotel in Macau, China. This extravagant 856-foot building is a hotel casino featuring over a thousand slot machines and 800 gaming tables. There are two main elements to this fanciful golden resort: a dome-like enclosure that houses the gambling and dining, and the 47-story hotel portion that
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This Week’s Crazy Building: Azadi Tower

Azadi Tower by Mahdi Kalhor licensed under the CC BY 3.0
This week’s crazy building is Azadi Tower in Tehran, Iran. This remarkable structure is also known as “Freedom Tower” and marks the west entrance to Iran’s capital city. Created in 1971, its intricate patterns and bold swooping lines combine several architectural styles, both Islamic and post-Islamic. The tower is built with a whopping 8,000 blocks
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This Week’s Crazy Building: Palace of Winds

Palace of Winds by lensnmatter licensed under the terms of the CC BY 2.0
This week’s crazy building is the Palace of Winds in Jaipur, India. This incredibly ornate building (called Hawa Mahal in Hindi) is actually mostly just a wall. This elaborate facade is situated at the edge of the City Palace. It was built so that women in the royal household could watch the street festivals without
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This Week’s Crazy Building: The Eden Project

Panoramic view of the geodesic biome domes at the Eden Project by Jürgen Matern licensed under the terms of the CC BY-SA 2.5
This week’s crazy building is the Eden Project in Cornwall, England. These massive structures look a bit like clusters of giant soap bubbles, but they’re actually a type of architecture called geodesic domes. They’re made of huge hexagon- and pentagon-shaped plastic cells (much like a soccer ball) and supported by steel beams. The domes are
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Looking for Real Estate Talent in San Diego

Updated, June 20, 2018 Call 858-457-KENT(5368) to tell us more about yourself   What we have to offer you: Lots of support, from marketing through the close of escrow Structure with accountability Hands-on weekly training with Top Producing agent, Gary Kent Full-time sales manager to help with questions/structuring deals etc. In-house sales coaching No monthly
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This Week’s Crazy Building: Bundeswehr Military Museum

Bundeswehr Military Museum by Kolossos licensed under the terms of the CC BY 3.0
This week’s crazy building is the Bundeswehr Military History Museum in Dresden, Germany. This building’s original use was as an armory in the 1870s, but believe it or not, it has been a museum since 1897. In that time, it’s been a Nazi museum, a Soviet museum and an East German museum, shifting every few
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[VIDEO] Pricing Blunder #10: Ignoring Market Feedback

When The Market Speaks, It’s Time To Listen Local San Diego Realtor Gary Kent reveals the costly mistakes people that make when selling a San Diego home. Blunder #10 is ignoring market feedback suggesting your home may be priced too high. If sellers are willing to listen, the market will give decisive feedback after two or
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[VIDEO] Pricing Blunder #9: Misplaced Blame

Who’s To Blame When Your Home Doesn’t Sell? Local San Diego Realtor Gary Kent reveals the costly mistakes people that make when selling a San Diego home. Blunder #9 is blaming the wrong parties for a lack of activity when selling your home. When a home doesn’t sell, sometimes people will mistakenly blame the buyers or
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