Robert Freeman

Robert Freeman is a third-generation logger, an accomplished real estate broker, and trusted community leader from Southern Oregon. A devoted husband and father of four, Robert embodies integrity and dependability in both his character and work ethic. As President of the Jackson County Farm Bureau, Robert advocates for local agriculture. He is an avid outdoorsman and true steward of the land. With a passion for both raising cattle, and hunting, he has a deep respect for nature.

Raised in 4-H and FFA, Robert spent a decade showing and judging beef, swine, and sheep, fostering leadership and stewardship. After graduating from Crater High School, he built a 25-year career in the timber industry as a timber faller and logging foreman, renowned for precision and crew leadership. Outside of the Timber and Ag industry, Robert was also a licensed contractor for 12 years. He owned a plumbing and hydraulic pipe bursting company in Eugene, Oregon, with a flawless record, also contributing to the sewer infrastructure rebuild in Albany, Oregon. 

With the above knowledge and work experiences, Robert felt he could find his own niche in the Real Estate industry, serving both buyers and sellers, and building relationships in the community in a new way. In 2016, Robert obtained his real estate license and later became his own principal broker, which led to his starting his own brokerage firm. As a real estate broker, he has closed over $110 million in sales and 55,000 acres in seven years, leveraging his deep knowledge of Southern Oregon’s outdoor industry.

Clients trust Robert for his extensive expertise in Southern Oregon’s land, proven success in high-value transactions, and mastery of land use laws and zoning. His unique blend of timber, contracting, and agricultural experience ensures informed, reliable guidance for every deal.

From timber to real estate, Robert delivers unmatched expertise and dedication.