CalDRE#01228365
650.400.5039 | rajbroker@yahoo.com
instagram | @rajbroker

Bob Johnston has spent thirty years developing a deep and multi-faceted expertise of all aspects of the real estate industry, including purchase and sales, development, construction, management, urban planning, land use, entitlements, valuations, and area trends. Throughout his tenure, he has overseen the development of over 50 single family homes and developed over 3,500 lots. Bob’s experience includes representation of a cross-section of Bay Area buyers and sellers as a Broker and REALTOR. A business-owner and developer in his own right, he knows how to help his clients identify and maximize opportunity. He specializes in luxury homes, with an interest in green design and sustainability in support of the Bay Area’s savvy and sophisticated home buyers and sellers. Bob is also committed to working as a philanthropist and community leader in support of under-served communities, the elderly, and young people. He has worked as a mentor to at-risk youths, led students at Stanford University as a Smart Growth and Development Leader, and has devoted his time and effort as a Construction Captain for Rebuilding Together Peninsula.

CalDRE#02039065
650.776.1581 | francesca.lampert@cbnorcal.com
instagram | @francesca.lampert

Francesca Lampert is a Bay Area Native, born and raised in Redwood City, where she now currently resides. She attended Roy Cloud Elementary School and Sequoia High School. Francesca grew up exploring Woodside and Portola Valley on horseback and competing throughout California. Francesca graduated Cum Laude with a degree in English and Education from the University of California, Berkeley. She managed inside sales and marketing for a San Francisco-based children’s publishing house before transitioning into real estate, and applies her background in digital media to the marketing of Johnston & Lampert properties. Francesca is past district chair for the Silicon Valley Association of REALTORS® for the Menlo Park/Atherton district and has continued to serve on the board since 2018. She is an avid real estate investor and is currently living in a home that she is fixing up to sell. In 2019, she was named a Coldwell Banker’s 30 under 30 Award Winner and in 2020, she was named a National Association of REALTORS' 30 under 30 Award Winner.

CalDRE#01308804
650.533.3766 | christiennek@gmail.com
instagram | @christiennehadley

Christienne Hadley is a local agent with a passion for real estate and unparalleled dedication to her clients. Growing up in Woodside, Christienne had her very first taste of real estate as a teenager, working as a weekend receptionist at Cornish and Carey, which was eventually purchased by Coldwell Banker. A second generation REALTOR and licensed for over 20 years, Christienne worked in property management and did international real estate in New Zealand before rejoining the Coldwell Banker family. From local property management to international real estate, Christienne’s comprehensive real estate knowledge ranges from hyper-local to international and everything in between. Christienne is a regular volunteer within the local schools. When her children were young, she would dedicate one weekend day each week to go out in the community and do selfless anonymous good deeds, serving as a reminder that we are in this life for not just ourselves, but for others, too. Christienne is a wife, mother, and stepmother. When she isn’t working, she loves BBQing, camping, waterskiing, beach vacations, and dinner parties.

CalRE#02215214
650.766.2764 | rachel.staal@cbrealty.com
instagram | @rachyrose95

Rachel's rural upbringing traces back to the small, local coastal town of San Gregorio, where she spent her childhood on a second-generation 11-acre ranch. She graduated from Half Moon Bay High School, where she excelled both as a student and athlete in volleyball, basketball, and track and field. Her academic journey led her to San Luis Obispo, where she achieved her AA degree, majoring in Parks and Recreation and Psychology. During her college years, Rachel actively sought leadership opportunities within her community, contributing her skills to the local church, collaborating on Special Olympics initiatives, and lending her talents to a private local event planning company. These experiences refined her skills in venue management, event planning and project management, which she now applies to her real estate transactions. Upon graduation, Rachel returned to the Bay Area, embarking on a career producing trade shows and corporate events nationwide for four years before launching her private event company. However, as the pandemic changed the event world, Rachel transitioned into the local real estate industry. She initially joined The Johnston Lampert Group as an Executive Assistant and completely transformed and elevated the team’s systems. Rachel really enjoyed working with the growing team and clients and, a little over a year later, Rachel made the transition to full-time agent.