Professional Affiliations
Member International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC)
Awards & Recognition
2024 Rookie of the Year Award
San Francisco, CA
Kevin Pon
Senior AssociateContact
T 415.229.8960 C 415.577.2796 kevin.pon@kidder.com 101 Montgomery StreetSuite 1100
San Francisco, CA 94104
About
Kevin Pon is a real estate professional in the San Francisco Bay Area, specializing in investments and commercial leasing.
Kevin focuses on his clients’ best interests and guides them toward achieving their short and long term goals. With nearly 18 years of exceptional sales experience, he has a proven track record of success delivering outstanding results and cultivating long lasting relationships.
Prior to entering real estate brokerage, Kevin led sales teams at LoopNet, Costar (post-acquisition of Loopnet), LendingClub, and Side Real Estate.
When not making cold calls and working on deals, he enjoys spending time with his young daughter, exploring outdoors, and rooting for the 49ers and Warriors.
Education
BA in economics from George Mason University
Available Properties
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