San Ramon, CA, 12th January 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, For many first-time buyers, purchasing a home in the Bay Area can feel out of reach. Tight inventory, fast-moving deals, and rising costs make the process overwhelming. Ryan Weible of San Ramon, a Partner at the Leah Tounger Realty Group, is helping clients break through those barriers with a clear, step-by-step approach grounded in preparation, communication, and local insight.
A Bay Area native with a background in education and the arts, Weible combines people-first values with real estate knowledge to serve buyers who need structure and support during high-stakes decisions. In just his first year in the industry, he closed 12 transactions and built a reputation for helping new buyers stay focused and informed throughout the homebuying process.
“Many of my clients are first-time buyers who don’t come from families with real estate experience,” said Weible. “They’re smart and capable, but no one’s shown them how this works. That’s where I come in.”
Weible joined the Leah Tounger Realty Group in 2024, working under the KW Advisors East Bay brokerage. The team is one of the top-producing groups in the region, with more than $76 million in closed volume in the past year. The team focuses on Oakland, Berkeley, San Ramon, and surrounding East Bay cities.
Weible’s approach begins with listening. From the first consultation, he works to understand his clients’ goals, timelines, financial readiness, and decision-making styles. He builds a plan that breaks the homebuying process into manageable steps—often including lender introductions, neighborhood research, and customized timelines for education and touring.
“People don’t need hype. They need clarity,” Weible said. “I give them a structure so they know what’s coming next and where their energy should go.”
As a San Ramon resident, Weible brings local knowledge to each transaction. He helps buyers weigh tradeoffs between neighborhoods, compare schools, navigate traffic patterns, and assess long-term investment potential. His guidance helps clients stay grounded in both their budget and their values.
Before entering real estate, Weible spent over 20 years in education, leadership, and the performing arts. He served as Assistant Head of School at Bentley School, directed theatre programs across the region, and taught courses in communication and community engagement. He also led safety programs, staff development, and inclusion work in K-12 settings—experience that now translates into careful preparation and patient pacing for his real estate clients.
His past roles taught him to manage pressure, guide group decision-making, and help people stay calm through unfamiliar situations. That training is now a strength when helping buyers handle bidding wars, inspections, or escrow deadlines.
“My job is to hold the space and make the next step clear. That’s what I did in schools, that’s what I do now.”
Weible also operates Hit The Mark Realty and contributes to community resources through Emeryville. Real Estate, a site that offers local listings and real estate education. He partners with KW Advisors East Bay for brokerage services and is licensed throughout California.
He brings a calm, affirming presence to each deal. Many of his clients are navigating more than market pressure—they may be buying solo, relying on gifts or grants, or trying to move from rent to ownership without generational wealth behind them. Weible focuses on access and inclusion by creating an experience where all questions are welcome and no one is left guessing.
“I’ve worked with teachers, nonprofit staff, artists, and healthcare workers—people who give so much but often feel shut out of ownership. We work together to get them there.”
In a competitive market like San Ramon, he emphasizes preparation over perfection. His clients often win homes by being ready early, submitting clean offers, and moving fast—but never recklessly.
“I don’t push urgency. I teach readiness.”
Looking ahead, Weible plans to expand first-time buyer services with group workshops, free planning calls, and a written guide tailored to East Bay buyers. He is also developing partnerships with local lenders and credit unions to streamline access to financing options.
Whether buyers are weeks or months from making an offer, Weible encourages them to start with a conversation.
“You don’t have to know everything. You just need someone who will walk the path with you.”
To learn more or schedule a consultation, visit ryanweiblerealtor.com
