DHRP

Matthew Baylor

Sr. Vice President

Matthew Baylor began his career in 2000 with Coldwell Banker Commercial Mountain West in Salem, Oregon. As a native Texan, he moved back to San Antonio in 2003, where he continued working with a full range of commercial properties and developments, both locally and within the region. Matthew has built strong relationships with medical professionals, investors, and property owners, developing an extensive networking system to best assist his owners and buyers in the purchase and disposition of investment and user assets. As a 20+year veteran of the commercial real estate industry, he is a skilled problem-solver and has a reputation for steadfast, creative thinking that serves his clients well.

Matthew enjoys active involvement in the community. He is currently a board and charter member of the Alamo Business Club, a two-time past president of the BNI Business to Business (B2B) chapter, in addition to participating in multiple civic and charitable organizations and activities. Matthew is an active Rotarian and served as the past 2017-2018 President of the Dominion Rotary Club. He sits as an advisory member of Sights Unseen, a local San Antonio based NGO that works to place prescription glasses on children and adults in third world developing countries.

Accomplishments/Awards:

Platinum Top 1000, Crexi, 2022

Top Producer, DH Realty Partners 2019, 2020

Three-time National Coldwell Banker Commercial Circle of Distinction Recipient

Top Producer, Coldwell Banker Commercial Alamo City
2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017

Commercial Eagle Award | 2003, 2006, 2008

Paul Harris Fellow recipient– Rotary

Matthew and Becky, his wife of 20+ years, have two children, Logan and Katherine. He greatly enjoys family time and is an avid woodworker, gardener, bird hunter and weekend cage fighter.

Matthew Baylor
Sr. Vice President

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