Norbert and Coco Waldenmayer are the brokers/partners of Lion Realty of Florida. Aptly named after Africa’s distinctive sentinel of the Serengeti, Lion Realty was established with a clear focus in mind: To help individuals build wealth and to guard their future.

With more than fifty years of combined real estate experience, Norbert and Coco possess a level of expertise that is matched by only a few. Together they founded successful real estate development and sales companies in California, Montana and Florida. They know the value that real estate can provide towards building a solid financial foundation

Lion Realty is a member of both the Collier/Naples MLS and the Lee/Ft Myers MLS and, as such, can provide extensive area data and seller exposure. The company specializes in waterfront properties in Naples, Bonita and Estero.

With long-existing ties to the banking community, Lion Realty is also well-placed to bring interested and qualified investors foreclosure and short-sale information. For more details, contact Norbert Waldenmayer.

To reach any of the team members, please call 888-245-4555 or email info@lionrealtyflorida.com.

“When we approach a client’s real estate issues and goals, we come with this mindset,” says Coco. “We want our clients to know that we are profoundly devoted to them and the process. When we have the privilege of representing you, our entire focus is on what is best for you and your real estate goals.

“Call 888-245-4555 or email us today . You'll be glad you put our knowledge to work for you.”

Guarding your future so we can guard their future

In 2001, the Lion Realty team founded The African Conservancy, a not-for-profit organization committed to the preservation of the last remaining African wilderness for the benefit of both wildlife and humanity. While the task is daunting, the enthusiastic response from like-minded supporters has enabled the organization to make great strides in accomplishing its goals.

A portion of the proceeds from every Lion Realty transaction is donated toThe African Conservancy. www.AfricanConservancy.org