Megan Micco, Real Estate Agent

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Awards

• $300 Million dollars in lifetime sales volume
• Top 0.2% of East Bay realtors
• Data driven practice results in 83% buyer's acceptance on first offer
• Bachelor of Arts, UC Berkeley

• 2024 Real Trends Award: America's Best By Volume

Architectural Preservation & Sustainability

• Benefactor of Berkeley Architectural Heritage Association
• Lifetime member of the El Cerrito Historical Society
• Annual contributor of Shuumi land tax
• Certified Green Realtor

Philanthropy
I have deep roots in grassroots community organizing and fundraising and continue to support organizations whose mission and values align with my own. I make a charitable contribution for each transaction I close.

Community Service
• 2023 Chair, Climate Action Committee, Bridge Association of Realtors

• League of Women Voters

• Giving campaign fundraising committee Berkeley Arts Magnet Elementary school
• Waves to Wine annual fundraising bike ride for MS
• Walk to Defeat annual fundraising walk for ALS

Press

Forbes - Seven Characteristics to Expect from an Exceptional Real Estate Agent

Forbes - Modes of Real Estate Advising

New York Times - $1 Million Homes in California

Realtor.com - Charming California Craftsman Hits Market in Berkeley

About Megan

A third generation native of Berkeley and a second generation UC Berkeley graduate, Megan Micco focuses on single-family residential listings in the Berkeley area on unceded Lisjan homelands in Huichin. Leveraging her deep knowledge of the local community, Megan builds lasting relationships with her clients to help them achieve their goals and dreams at each life-stage. Megan takes an analytical and consultative approach to understanding the unique needs of each client and then develops a custom strategy to meet their short and long-term objectives.

Megan is a tribal member of the Seminole, Mvskoke, and Choctaw nations of Oklahoma and applies the Seventh Generation Principle to her personal and work life which includes long-term thinking, sustainability, and architectural preservation.