NOONAN ON TOP AGAIN IN 2006

Following their substantial achievement in 2005 as Prudential California Realty’s #1 sales team in San Diego County and #7 in the United States, Greg Noonan & Associates, of the La Jolla office, has started off 2006 with equal success. Noonan ranked #1 in production for selling homes in La Jolla and its coastal surrounds in San Diego County for the first half of this year.

“Real estate sales can be highly charged with emotion,” said Nicki Marcellino, manager of Prudential California Realty’s La Jolla office. “Greg gives his clients every advantage of his extraordinary knowledge, experience and track record, while carefully educating them to make sound decisions from both personal and professional points of view.”

A 29-year veteran in the La Jolla real estate market, Noonan says, “Home buyers and sellers may be reassured that real estate activity levels and prices continue to reflect the absolutely unique desirability of San Diego. Despite rising inventory levels, home values are holding their own.”

Noonan is the father of four sons, a Paul Harris Fellow of Rotary Club International in San Diego, and a supporter of many charitable causes in the community. An avid boater, he offers his clients the unusual option of touring property areas via the water, from San Diego and Mission bays to the coastlines of Pacific Beach, La Jolla, Del Mar and beyond.

Greg Noonan & Associates can be reached at (858) 459-0501 or via e-mail at greg@homeslajolla.com.

GREG NOONAN NAMED #1 PRUDENTIAL AGENT FOR 2005

Greg was honored recently to enjoy lunch with Dr. Ronan Tynan, the Irish tenor most famous for singing at the 9/11 Memorial Service at Yankee Stadium and, later, at President Reagan's funeral. Nicki Marcellino, branch manager of Prudential California Realty's La Jolla office is proud to announce that Greg Noonan is the #1 Prudential agent with associates in San Diego County for sales volume in 2005. "Greg has been a consistent leader in the San Diego real estate market since 1978. We are so excited for his success in 2005," said Marcellino.

Noonan was, of course, also the #1 agent in La Jolla for sales volume, and has been one of the top three producers in La Jolla for the last 20 years. "This recognition is just a reflection of what we work so hard every day to achieve: our clients' success and satisfaction," says Noonan. "I am extremely appreciative of the confidence and support of friends and clients -- their business and referrals are the heart of my career."

#1 in San Diego County

Greg Noonan & Associates has been named #1 in San Diego County of all Prudential California Realty agents with associates for Volume Sold in 2005 and # 1 in La Jolla for Volume Sold in 2005 ! Prudential Real Estate Associates has also announced Greg Noonan ranks among the Top 10 Agents in the USA of 49,000 agents with associates; his exact ranking will be announced at the PREA convention in San Antonio , Texas , in March of 2006.

Yahoo! News 2006

"La Jolla had the highest number of million-dollar home sales in the state last year, with 478 homes changing hands for at least seven figures, according to a real estate information service. La Jolla also recorded the most expensive home sold in California during 2005-- a 13,636 square foot, six-bedroom, 12 -bathroom home on six acres, according to DataQuick Information Systems. It sold for $23.5 million."

The La Jolla Light 2004

For the third year in a row, Greg Noonan has again been named #1 Realtor by readers of the La Jolla Light. Over 6,000 readers responded to the poll. "Thank you to those who voted; your confidence means the world to me and I am sincerely humbled and touched by your loyalty," responded Greg, " It is an honor to be of service to you, and I will certainly keep doing my best to continue to earn your business."

San Diego Union Tribune 2004

Greg Noonan represented the sellers of the highest priced home sold in San Diego in 2003, a La Jolla property sold for $11,250,000.

La Jolla had over 307 sales exceeding the $1 million price point in 2003.

San Diego Union Tribune, March 2004

Greg Noonan has again broken a residential real estate record, selling over $100 million in homes in 2003 to be awarded the ranking of # 8 in the USA of 49,000 Prudential agents last week. Among his sales was the highest priced house sold in San Diego last year, (a contemporary home above La Jolla Shores at $11,250,000 in which Noonan represented the seller,) and several homes over $5 million, but Noonan is quick to point out that he also sold condominiums in the $300,000 price range." Knowledgeable and astute representation are important for every buyer and seller," says Noonan, "and no matter what the price range, I owe the same experienced dedication to every client.”

Noonan, who is ranked against some huge teams of agents across the country and recently received his Prudential “Pinnacle” award from Sarah Ferguson, the former Duchess of York, is committed to providing personalized service with intense attention to detail where it counts. His small office includes only his longtime assistant, Carole Clancy, and two expert buyers’ agents, Micaela Brady and Nicole Sullivan, plus an advertising manager. “We are responsible for protecting what is often the most important investment of most people’s lives,” says Noonan, “and there are so many ways we can make a positive difference in our clients’ success. Everyone in our office is committed to making that difference in providing the highest standard of ethical, client-centered service.”

Noonan receives inquiries from buyers all over the world through his popular website www.LaJollahomes.com, and offers a vast array of marketing resources including an exclusive number of featured banner homes on Realtor.com and extensive print media. “Real estate is a business in which you pay the same for the best representation as you would for the worst, “says Noonan, “So why wouldn’t you want the best?”

As father of four teenage sons, Noonan is kept busy with community activities including coaching plenty of youth baseball teams over the years. He and his wife, Marilyn, are active sponsors of Children’s Hospital Cancer Care Center’s “Celebration of Champions” and take special interest in the border-based housing charity, Esperanza Foundation as well as University of San Diego and Cathedral High Schools, The Gathering Youth Ministry, and Santa Clara University, where their eldest son is a freshman. He has been selling real estate in San Diego since 1978, when he graduated from San Diego State University with a BA in Business Administration/Real Estate.

" I couldn't be more proud of Greg," said Nicki Marcellino, managing broker of Prudential California Realty's La Jolla office, the #1 office in Prudential's network," He has an intensely loyal clientele because he absolutely gives his clients his 'all' in every situation. At the same time, he is an exceptional family man, an asset to the community, and a great friend."

The La Jolla Light 2003

For the second year in a row, Greg Noonan has again been named #1 Realtor by readers of the La Jolla Light.

PRESS RELEASE 2002

La Jolla, CA-- Readers of a popular local community newspaper,the La Jolla Light, have named Greg Noonan #1 Realtor in La Jolla in a “Best of La Jolla" 2002 reader’s poll. Thousands of readers responded to the poll, answering atleast 60 of 122 categories on an original newspaper ballot, on categories ranging from "Best Romantic Restaurant" to "Best Dermatologist."

“To be recognized by the community is an honor, and I certainly appreciate the confidence of those who voted," says Noonan. "What I hope it all means is that people know my career is about doing everything I can to represent and protect their interests with the highest level of integrity and dedication."

Noonan has had a record-setting year in real estate, selling over 45 homes year to date with eight more in escrow. “Greg goes to the end of the mat for his clients,” says Nicki Marcellino, La Jolla branch manager of Prudential California Realty. “He does absolutely everything in his power to offer the very highest caliber of service.”

Noonan is active in the community as a Paul Harris Fellow of the downtown San Diego chapter of Rotary Club International and in supporting local La Jolla and parochial schools, Children’s Hospital’s Cancer Care Center’s “Celebration of Champions,” and Esperanza Foundation, a border-based charity which provides housing and education for the poor in San Diego’s sister city, Tijuana. He and his wife, Marilyn, are the parents of four sons.