Experience & Awards
Maggie Creighton brings more than 30 years as an innovative problem-solver to her profession as a realtor. When she found that exceptionally bright students in the Palo Alto Schools were getting poor grades, she established an experiential program that produced dramatic improvements. When projects were stalled due to confrontation, she taught new methods of dispute resolution and public participation to government and private sector clients. When she learned that attitudes could make a difference in recovery from cancer, she established an internationally-recognized center that teaches cancer patients to be better fighters.

Maggie is the recipient of a National Science Foundation grant and has been honored with numerous proclamations from local governments and the California State Legislature. The Menlo Park City Council even designated a "Maggie Creighton Day" in her honor.

Since 1998, Maggie has brought the same energy and innovation to selling real estate at Coldwell Banker and has recently been named to Coldwell Banker's International President's Elite. Maggie's interest in real estate grew out of buying and selling numerous properties in the South Bay area both as a homeowner and investor. She remembers what it was like to be the client, and strives to remove the bumps in the sometimes complex experience of buying and selling property. Often this requires Maggie's unique blend of persistence and people-skills. Maggie loves to work with first-time home buyers as well as experienced buyers and sellers.

Memberships
Silicon Valley Association, R.E. Infolink, California Association of Realtors, National Association of Realtors and Maui Board of Realtors

Personal Background
Born in San Francisco, Maggie has been a resident of Silicon Valley since 1970. She raised five children in the Valley, and lives in Los Gatos with her husband Jim, a consultant and author. She holds a B.A. in Psychology from Antioch University.

Maggie would be honored to represent you during the sale or purchase of your next property.