John Kralik

John Kralik, born on May 12, 1981, in Pasadena, California, has been a pivotal figure in the residential real estate sector for over fifteen years. His enduring dedication to redefining and enhancing community spaces through innovative real estate development has earned him a respected place in the industry. Raised by a father who was both a Superior Court Justice in LA County and a celebrated New York Times best-selling author, John was introduced early to the virtues of perseverance and the power of gratitude. His father's book, "365 Thank You's," emphasizes the importance of daily expressions of appreciation, greatly influencing his personal philosophy and professional demeanor. John's upbringing in a Catholic family, where values like community support and faith were emphasized, profoundly shaped his worldview. He received his early education at Mayfield Junior School and Holy Family School in Pasadena and later attended Loyola High School in Los Angeles. Each institution played a role in fostering his commitment to community service. He pursued higher education at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, equipping himself with the skills needed to excel in real estate. John embarked on his real estate career by acquiring and transforming distressed properties. His ability to envision and actualize the potential of undervalued homes helped revitalize many neighborhoods across Southern California, enhancing their appeal and value. In 2012, seeking a community aligned more closely with his lifestyle and values, John J. Kralik relocated to Newport Beach in Orange County. This move benefited his professional life and personal life as he started a family. He married Alexis, a native of Yorba Linda, California, and they are parents to two children, John VI and Charlotte. He places immense value on family and strives to provide a loving and supportive environment for their growth.