Kenneth J. Marmon

With 28 years of deep-rooted experience in the luxury market, Kenneth J. Marmon has established himself as a cornerstone of Southern California real estate. As the leader of the KJ Marmon Group, Kenneth’s career is defined by an unwavering commitment to the Southern California lifestyle and a sophisticated understanding of the region’s most exclusive enclaves. To provide comprehensive service across the coast, Kenneth manages a specialized team of experts, operating actively throughout the Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Diego markets.

While Southern California is his home base, Kenneth offers a unique, cross-border advisory model that extends his reach to Atlanta, Georgia, and two premier regions in Mexico: the Riviera Maya and Puerto Vallarta. As a native Atlantan, he maintains a deep personal and professional connection to the Georgia market, allowing him to serve clients with local insight and global resources. In each of these four markets, he oversees small, dedicated teams of professionals, ensuring that his high standards for excellence and the prestige of Christie’s International Real Estate are maintained across every region. As a licensed broker in both the United States and Mexico, he provides a seamless bridge for clients looking to expand their portfolios into these high-end secondary markets.

The son of a pilot, Kenneth believes in being wherever his clients need him to be and is never more than one flight away from any of his active markets. Whether he is negotiating a primary residence in Southern California or overseeing a luxury vacation-rental investment in Mexico, his approach is built on hospitality-driven care, team leadership, and three decades of high-stakes negotiation expertise.

Kenneth is a devoted single father and an advocate for health and wellness, maintaining a disciplined daily fitness regimen. His commitment to service extends beyond real estate through his support of child foster care organizations in the United States and his dedicated work with an orphanage in Mexico.