About Angie

Coldwell Banker Realty agent Angie Westberg understands that trusted guidance and personalized attention are at the core of every successful transaction. As a specialist in Sacramento real estate with a background in administration and management, she offers clients invaluable insight and skill while partnering with them throughout the entire process and beyond. Angie knows that many factors go into the decision to buy or sell a home, and she approaches every client with compassion and positivity. Whether you're expanding your family, caring for aging parents, dealing with financial issues or simply looking for a change, Angie takes the time to listen and tailor her strategy to bring the best results for your unique circumstances. By openly communicating, providing current market data, explaining legal and financial requirements and staying on top of all details, Angie takes the stress out of the process. Clients feel confident, empowered and excited about their upcoming move. Before entering real estate, Angie worked at an international law firm for over two decades. As a legal administrator, she demonstrated exemplary organizational, communication and negotiation skills. Now a dedicated agent and Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES®), she is respected by her peers and clients alike for her soothing energy, proactive approach, honesty and expertise. She has also cultivated a vast professional network, a significant advantage when it comes to negotiating for optimal terms and conditions. Angie currently sits on the Board of Directors for the local Sacramento Association of Realtors as well as the California Association of Realtors. Angie feels very fortunate that the vast majority of her clients have become long-term friends, a clear indicator of the value she places on individualized service and customized planning. She looks forward to helping Sacramento buyers and sellers with their housing needs and finds nothing more rewarding than delivering a fully satisfying outcome: "For me it's all about the people. The connections I make are the most important thing."