Matthew Sanchez, Realtor in Pico Rivera, CA, Announces Continued Growth Built on Family Real Estate Experience Dating to 1991

Sep 19, 2026

Matthew Sanchez, a licensed California REALTOR® with CENTURY 21 Allstars and Ramon Sanchez Real Estate Group, serves Southeast Los Angeles County in English and Spanish, supported by 45+ transactions, approximately $31.9 million in sales volume YTD, and family real estate experience since 1991.

PICO RIVERA, California, USA, September 19, 2026 -- Matthew Sanchez, a Pico Rivera real estate professional, announces continued growth in his residential real estate practice while building on more than three decades of family experience serving the local market.

Sanchez has closed more than 45 transactions representing approximately $31.9 million in sales volume year to date. His professional profile and the Ramon Sanchez Real Estate Group have also established a substantial client review presence across Google, Zillow, and other platforms.

His individual production is supported by a family history in Pico Rivera real estate that began in 1991. That continuity has provided Sanchez with firsthand exposure to changing market conditions, neighborhood trends, transaction strategies, and the needs of buyers and sellers throughout Southeast Los Angeles County.

Growing Up Inside a Brokerage

Sanchez grew up around his father's real estate brokerage, where he gained early exposure to listings, negotiations, contracts, financing, and closings. He became a licensed California real estate professional in 2019 and later expanded his professional development through training associated with Mike Ferry and Tom Ferry.

That background gave Sanchez an opportunity to observe the transaction process before establishing his own professional record. Today, his work includes buyer and seller representation as well as experience involving relocation, investment properties, foreclosures, and distressed properties.

Two Agents, One Family Real Estate Team

Sanchez works with his father, Ramon Sanchez, through the Ramon Sanchez Real Estate Group and CENTURY 21 Allstars.

Ramon Sanchez has earned the Grand Centurion designation within the CENTURY 21 network. Together, the father and son bring approximately 43 years of combined real estate experience to their practice.

The family structure allows clients to benefit from experience spanning multiple generations and market environments. Their work includes repeat and referral clients as well as buyers and sellers entering the Southern California real estate market for the first time.

More Than Three Decades in One Community

The Sanchez family's work in Pico Rivera dates to 1991, providing experience across several distinct Southern California housing cycles.

Over that period, the local market has moved through the early 1990s recovery, the housing expansion of the 2000s, the foreclosure period following the financial crisis, and more recent market conditions shaped by changing inventory, interest rates, affordability, and buyer demand.

Long term experience in one geographic market also provides historical context when evaluating individual neighborhoods and properties. Conditions can differ by street, housing stock, property condition, location, and surrounding community characteristics.

For Sanchez, that connection is also personal. He lives in Pico Rivera and serves clients there as well as throughout surrounding Southeast Los Angeles County communities.

A Client Focused Real Estate Process

Sanchez bases his practice on trust, transparency, communication, and results, adapting his approach to each client's needs. As both a Buyer's Agent and Listing Agent, he also has experience with relocation, foreclosure, distressed property, and investment transactions.

Bilingual Service Across Southeast Los Angeles County

Sanchez provides real estate services in English and Spanish.

Bilingual communication can help clients understand financial terminology, contracts, contingencies, timelines, inspections, negotiations, and other transaction details in the language in which they are most comfortable discussing important decisions.

His bilingual services support buyers and sellers throughout Pico Rivera and surrounding communities in Southeast Los Angeles County.

Negotiation as a Core Transaction Discipline

Negotiation is a central component of Sanchez's work with buyers and sellers. Depending on the property, transaction structure, and market conditions, his team has negotiated closing cost credits for buyers of up to $30,000.

The negotiation process can extend beyond purchase price. Inspection findings, repair requests, credits, contingencies, closing timelines, financing terms, and other transaction conditions can affect the final agreement.

Sanchez's stated objective is to provide clients with information about available options so they can make informed decisions throughout the transaction.

Business and Film Education Support Real Estate Practice

Sanchez holds degrees in business economics and film production.

His business education supports his work with financial information and transaction details, while his film production background contributes to educational content and property marketing.

These disciplines also intersect with the increasingly digital nature of residential real estate, where buyers and sellers often begin researching agents, neighborhoods, properties, and market conditions online before beginning a transaction.

Digital Presence and Real Estate Education

Sanchez uses digital platforms to provide information for buyers and sellers, discuss local real estate topics, and share perspectives on communities throughout Southern California.

His online presence includes YouTube, Instagram, and other professional platforms. Additional information about Sanchez and his real estate practice is available through the Ramon Sanchez Real Estate Group website.

Client feedback across Google, Zillow, and other platforms has highlighted areas including communication, patience, professionalism, and transaction strategy. The team's online review presence includes more than 1,000 five star reviews across platforms.

Communities Served

Sanchez serves Pico Rivera, Whittier, Downey, Norwalk, Lakewood, Cerritos, Santa Fe Springs, Montebello, and surrounding Southeast Los Angeles County communities.

Working across several nearby communities can be particularly relevant for relocating buyers who are comparing housing availability, pricing, commuting considerations, property characteristics, and long term goals rather than limiting a search to a single city.

Current Pico Rivera properties and additional information about the local market are available through the Ramon Sanchez Real Estate Group website.

Local Connection Beyond Real Estate

Sanchez lives in Pico Rivera, where his family has worked in real estate for decades. Outside of his professional practice, he spends time with his wife and daughter and enjoys hiking, surfing, running, backpacking, and Southern California’s coastal outdoors.

Career and Professional Highlights

Sanchez reports 45+ closed transactions and approximately $31.9 million in sales volume year to date. Backed by a family real estate practice serving Pico Rivera since 1991, he provides buyer and seller representation in English and Spanish. Sanchez holds California DRE #02085554 and is affiliated with CENTURY 21 Allstars and the Ramon Sanchez Real Estate Group.

Working With Matthew Sanchez

Buyers can review current Pico Rivera properties through the Ramon Sanchez Real Estate Group website. Sellers can also request information about current market conditions and property values.

Additional information about Matthew Sanchez and his real estate services is available at his website.

Phone: (562) 413-3898

Email: [email protected]

About Matthew Sanchez

Matthew Sanchez is a California real estate professional with CENTURY 21 Allstars and the Ramon Sanchez Real Estate Group, serving buyers, sellers, investors, first time homebuyers, and relocating families throughout Pico Rivera and surrounding Southern California communities. His professional services include buyer and seller representation, relocation, distressed properties, investment real estate, bilingual service, and negotiation. His family has worked in Pico Rivera real estate since 1991, and Sanchez reports more than 45 closed transactions representing approximately $31.9 million in sales volume year to date. He is a Pico Rivera resident and is licensed in California under DRE #02085554. More information is available at ramonsanchezreg.com/matthew-sanchez-pico-rivera-realtor, and inquiries can be sent to [email protected].

Contact Info:
Name: Matthew Sanchez
Email: Send Email
Organization: Ramon Sanchez Real Estate
Website: https://ramonsanchezreg.com/matthew-sanchez-pico-rivera-realtor

Release ID: 89203790

If you encounter any issues, discrepancies, or concerns regarding the content provided in this press release, or if there is a need for a press release takedown, we urge you to notify us without delay at [email protected] (it is important to note that this email is the authorized channel for such matters, sending multiple emails to multiple addresses does not necessarily help expedite your request). Our expert team will be available to promptly respond within 8 hours – ensuring swift resolution of identified issues or offering guidance on removal procedures. Delivering accurate and reliable information is fundamental to our mission.

More News

Local pieces to wear with your everyday basics

Sep 18, 2026

Local pieces to wear with your everyday basics

From bags and jewelry to a sarong, these local pieces prove you do not need a complicated outfit to make an impression

Feeling younger and stronger, not just older

Sep 18, 2026

Feeling younger and stronger, not just older

Getting older doesn't mean you are done getting stronger or your best years are over. Your body can still be a work in progress

Zach Cregger’s ‘Resident Evil’ is more funny than it is scary—so what?

Sep 18, 2026

Zach Cregger’s ‘Resident Evil’ is more funny than it is scary—so what?

Zach Cregger’s ‘Resident Evil’ does not advance the franchise lore in any way but it’s a grounded story set within Raccoon City

MakatiMed adds Ultherapy Prime to its wellness roster 

Sep 18, 2026

MakatiMed adds Ultherapy Prime to its wellness roster 

Makati Medical Center’s Skin and Laser Hub is adding Ultherapy Prime to its aesthetic services, the latest evolution of its noninvasive lifting technology, offering patients a personalized approach to skin tightening.  Launched Sept. 10 at the MakatiMed WellnessHub, the new treatment builds on the hospital’s longstanding experience in laser and aesthetic medicine.  The launch brought together members of the medical community and guests, with actress and former Miss World Megan Young and actor, entrepreneur and content creator Mikael Daez introduced as Ultherapy Prime ambassadors.  For Dr. Ma. Lourdes Aragon de Veyra, head of the Skin and Laser Hub, the arrival of Ultherapy Prime represents another step in the development of ultrasound technology, which has been used in medicine for decades.  De Veyra traced ultrasound’s history from its early use in medical imaging to applications that harnessed its biological effects.   “In 2000, they started harnessing the potential of this ultrasound by actually causing it to be micro-focused. With the use of this micro-focused ultrasound, it has been used to actually tighten the skin to create a thermal damage to the skin so that it can cause healing. With healing comes the formation of new collagen tissues and renewal of the cells,” De Veyra said.   The treatment targets the subdermis and SMAS, or superficial muscular aponeurotic system, while delivering energy at targeted depths. She said the technology can reach temperatures of about 60 to 70 degrees without damaging the surface of the skin.   Still themselves While technological advancement is central to Ultherapy Prime, De Veyra said the objective of aesthetic treatment should remain grounded in helping patients look like themselves.  “We’ve talked about the science, the technology, and the precision behind Ultherapy Prime. Ultimately, people want the treatment where they will still look like themselves and not look like somebody else,” she said.   She said responsible aesthetic care should focus on preserving a patient’s individuality rather than creating a dramatically different appearance.  “The goal of responsible doctors is to make our patients feel confident about how they are, how they look. You can probably refine it a little bit, but in the end, our goal is to make our patients flaunt their uniqueness, how they look but with la little twitch. That’s it,” De Veyra said.   Endorses on self care  Celebrity couple Young and Daez brought a personal perspective to the launch as the new ambassadors of Ultherapy Prime.  For Young, beauty has always been closely associated with character and confidence. The former Miss World, who won the title in 2013, said her perspective has remained consistent through the years.   “I guess throughout the years, even when I was younger, beauty comes from within. Once you have that beautiful personality or that beautiful heart, then of course, that shines outward,” Young said.   She said her view of beauty has evolved around maintaining her appearance while keeping her skincare routine manageable.  Daez said he and Young approach self-care as something that encompasses more than physical appearance.  “Megan and I have always had this mindset of taking care of ourselves holistically, so emotionally, physically. It’s also about taking care of the way that we look,” Daez said.   “Part of that is also feeling good and looking as great as you can. So that’s why we’re here,” he added.   The couple also shared how they came to try Ultherapy. Daez admitted that he was the one who initially suggested exploring the treatment.   “I’m also the one always looking out. What are the things that we can do? I mean, working out, running, getting good sleep,” Daez said.    “We came across Ulthera and we decided to ask about it. We felt that it fit what we wanted so we tried it out,” he added.  With Ultherapy Prime now part of its aesthetic offerings, MakatiMed’s Skin and Laser Hub continues to combine medical innovation with patient-centered care, giving patients another option for achieving subtle lifting and tightening without surgery.

Stand out and proud in customized denim

Sep 18, 2026

Stand out and proud in customized denim

Customizing a garment or any pre-made item can be as simple as using a waterproof marker to write one’s name or initials on it. It’s a way to stand out from the crowd even if doing so might come across as rebellious, defiant. At the newly opened Levi’s store in Greenbelt 5, customization gives customers a creative way to express themselves. This is instantly apparent  upon entering as the penned-in work area, Levi’s Tailor Shop, is positioned at the middle of the store.  “This flagship store represents a major milestone for the brand as it is the first with this concept in the region, and only the second in Asia after the one in Sapporo, Japan,” said Louella Scott, general manager of Vogue Concepts.  As the distributor’s largest store, it carries many of the denim brand’s styles including the more premium ones.  “We have the ‘Made in Japan’ Blue Tab line as well as Levi’s Vintage Clothing. There are also shrink-to-fit options that conform to the wearer’s body after soaking, ensuring a truly personalized fit,” Scott said. The literal core of the store, however, is the Levi’s Tailor Shop, where customers can have their denim customized to their specifications. A range of patches is available, including site-specific designs such as a jeepney with a Greenbelt Makati signboard, the tree-lined corner of De la Rosa and Legazpi streets, and a scene inspired by one of the city’s Sunday markets. There are other ways to personalize one’s denim at the store including distressing certain portions of the fabric. “We offer embroidery services and even paint some pieces by hand,” Scott said.  The store also has an ace up its denim sleeve in master tailor Tristan Rimorin, who is recognized for his artistry in customization. For him, customizing clothing goes beyond embellishment. “We do a lot of garment resizing such as reshaping a loose-fitting 578 to a slim 511 while preserving the seams and structural balance,” Rimorin said.  He and another tailor focus on tapering and managing waistlines to maintain comfort without altering essential proportions. This approach is especially valuable for clients who want to update well-loved garments for a more modern fit. “Our primary goal is to provide solutions for customers, including those who have owned items for many years but have outgrown them,” Rimorin said. Rimorin also gets to indulge in and show off his creative side with clients who want one-of-a-kind items.  “I’ve fused two denim pieces into one, and combined patches and distressing for a really well-worn pair of jeans. I also worked with a painter on a denim jacket that features a winged angel with the wings made of distressed denim fabric,” Rimorin said.  When he used to place some of the items he had worked with on display, people would come and in and offer to buy them. Rimorin had to tell them that these were already owned by clients who had come to him for customization.  “I add that they can purchase new items at the store and that I can work with them on customizing the pieces for a fee,” he said.

A September birthday, reunion filled with plenty of laughter

Sep 18, 2026

A September birthday, reunion filled with plenty of laughter

SEPTEMBER brought another happy occasion for the Rabano family, known for its ties to the tuna industry, as they gathered with the Lim family for a birthday celebration and family reunion at Vikings in Mall of Asia The gathering brought together relatives and loved ones for an evening of good food, lively conversations and cherished family moments. Guests enjoyed a buffet dinner at Vikings, with a wide selection of dishes for everyone to enjoy.  The children had their own share of fun as they indulged in an array of desserts, from colorful cakes and creamy ice cream to refreshing ice drops. Their excitement and laughter added to the cheerful atmosphere of the celebration.  Making the occasion more meaningful were family members who flew in from Japan to join the birthday celebration. Their presence gave everyone an opportunity to reconnect despite the distance and their busy schedules.  Throughout the evening, family members caught up, reminisced about old memories, shared stories and exchanged jokes. Laughter filled the gathering, reflecting the warmth and closeness of the two families.  More than a birthday celebration, the September get-together served as a joyful reunion and a reminder that, despite distance and busy schedules, there is always something special about coming together, sharing a meal and enjoying each other’s company.

Vietnam iContent2026 highlights positive digital contents, encourages healthy digital environment

Sep 18, 2026

Vietnam iContent2026 highlights positive digital contents, encourages healthy digital environment

The Vietnam iContent 2026 programme will spread inspiring stories, high-quality content, and positive actions while encouraging responsible creativity. By fostering a healthy cultural environment in the digital sphere, the initiative serves to promote Việt Nam's rich cultural identity and humanistic values to the world.

Netflix K-drama The Scandal review: Son Ye-jin, Nana anchor Dangerous Liaisons adaptation

Sep 18, 2026

Netflix K-drama The Scandal review: Son Ye-jin, Nana anchor Dangerous Liaisons adaptation

4/5 stars Lead cast: Son Ye-jin, Ji Chang-wook, Nana Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Dangerous Liaisons), an 18th century novel by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos, is an erotically charged tale of aristocrats indulging in illicit games of seduction that may not seem like an ideal fit for a Joseon-era Korean adaptation at first. The period’s patriarchal nature, however, makes it the perfect backdrop for The Scandal, Netflix’s glossy adaptation of the novel starring Son Ye-jin (No Other Choice), Ji...

Over 89k individuals affected by Habagat receive aid from GMA Kapuso Foundation

Sep 18, 2026

Over 89k individuals affected by Habagat receive aid from GMA Kapuso Foundation

The GMA Kapuso Foundation brought assistance to more than 89,000 individuals who were affected by heavy rains and flooding due to the Southwest Monsoon or Habagat in August.

Why Phú Quốc is winning over high end Russian travellers

Sep 18, 2026

Why Phú Quốc is winning over high end Russian travellers

For a long-haul holiday, the journey itself can be the greatest hurdle, especially for families travelling with young children or older relatives. Việt Nam’s 45-day visa exemption for Russian citizens gives Phú Quốc an immediate advantage, accommodating an extended winter escape with ease.

Documentary on digital transformation in education won a short film contest

Sep 18, 2026

Documentary on digital transformation in education won a short film contest

The event was among activities marking the 950th anniversary of Quốc Tử Giám (1076–2026), a special symbol of the Vietnamese tradition of learning, respect for teachers and talent.

Hà Nội shares common points with jazz, both look to further development in the country

Sep 18, 2026

Hà Nội shares common points with jazz, both look to further development in the country

The Hà Nội and Jazz seminar has offered profound insights into the evolution of jazz in Việt Nam but also outlined a crucial strategic direction to establish the city as a regional jazz hub, contributing to the sustainable development of the capital's cultural industry.

Recommended

YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.

Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?

Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.