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Mary Frances Lundstrom

Mary Frances Lundstrom
Real Estate Agent (Salesperson)
Ridgecrest CA

Salesperson (CA: 00472851)

52 years experience

REALTOR® 1 Active Listings Serves Kern County, CA
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Contact Information

Brokerage
Coldwell Banker Frontier

Office Website
Office Address
710 N China Lake Blvd
Ridgecrest, CA  93555
(Kern County)
Office Phone
760-375-3855
Office Fax
661-588-2375
Mobile
760-382-1991
Email
mary***********@*****.com
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Service Areas

Ridgecrest: CA Red Mountain: CA China Lake Acres: CA Inyokern: CA Kennedy Meadows: CA Pearsonville: CA

About Mary Lundstrom

Mary Lundstrom has been a dedicated resident of Ridgecrest for 56 years. She completed her secondary education at Burroughs High School before earning a Bachelor’s degree from San Diego State University. Subsequently, she obtained her Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of La Verne. Mary is also a proud mother to Tara, who graduated from UC Berkeley's Boalt Hall Law School and currently practices law in San Francisco.

In her real estate career, spanning nearly five decades, Mary has established herself as a prominent figure in Ridgecrest's market (License: 00472851). She is an active member of the National Association of Realtors, the California Association of Realtors, and the Ridgecrest Area Association of Realtors. Her leadership roles include serving as Chairman of the Multiple Listing Service Committee during the years 2004, 2005, and from 2016 to 2018, as well as Chairman of Education & Programs in 2010.

Mary's achievements in real estate are noteworthy. She has consistently been recognized as a top producer at Coldwell Banker Best Realty, earning accolades such as:

- **2015**: Top Company Producer, Coldwell Banker International President's Elite
- **2014**: Top Company Producer, Coldwell Banker International President's Elite
- **2013**: Coldwell Banker International President's Elite, Top Company Producer
- **2012**: Coldwell Banker International President's Elite, Top 4% Producer
- **2011**: Coldwell Banker International President's Circle, Top 8% Listing Agent
- **2010**: Coldwell Banker President's Elite, Top Producer
- **2009**: Coldwell Banker International President's Circle, Top Company-wide Producer
- **2008**: Coldwell Banker International Diamond Award, Top Listing Agent
- **2007**: Achieved over $15 million in sales, Coldwell Banker International President's Elite, Top 1% Company-wide Producer

Mary's extensive experience and commitment to excellence make her a trusted advisor in the Ridgecrest real estate market.

Kern County, CA Real Estate Market Analysis (Single Family Homes)

$433,735
Avg. Listing Price
From Mary's portfolio
3.4 / 2.3
Avg. Beds/Baths
Typical property size
1,837 sf
Avg. Square Footage
Interior living space
3312
Active Listings
Current inventory

Kern County's real estate market stands as one of California's most distinctive and economically diverse property landscapes, encompassing everything from sprawling agricultural lands to rapidly developing suburban communities. The county's unique position at the southern end of the Central Valley creates a fascinating blend of rural charm and urban opportunity, with Bakersfield serving as the primary economic engine while smaller communities like Delano, Ridgecrest, and Tehachapi offer their own specialized market niches.

With 3,119 actively licensed real estate agents serving the region, Kern County maintains a robust professional network that reflects the area's complex property demands. What makes this market particularly noteworthy is that all 3,119 agents have established email contact information, indicating a tech-forward approach despite the county's agricultural roots. This digital connectivity proves essential in a market where properties can range from multi-million dollar oil rights to affordable starter homes in emerging neighborhoods.

Major Kern County, California Real Estate Markets

Bakersfield dominates the county's real estate activity, representing nearly 400,000 residents and serving as the hub for both residential and commercial transactions. The city's diverse economy, built on oil production, agriculture, and manufacturing, creates steady demand for housing across all price points. Meanwhile, smaller cities like Delano and Wasco have emerged as attractive options for buyers seeking affordability, while Tehachapi and the mountain communities appeal to those wanting rural lifestyle with reasonable commute access to larger urban centers.

The county's geographic diversity creates distinct micro-markets, from the desert communities around Ridgecrest near the Nevada border to the agricultural heartland surrounding Shafter and McFarland. Each area presents unique opportunities and challenges, with factors like water rights, zoning regulations, and proximity to major transportation corridors significantly influencing property values and development potential.

Market Dynamics and Geographic Complexity

Kern County's real estate market benefits from California's overall growth while maintaining relatively affordable entry points compared to coastal regions. The area has experienced significant population growth driven by families and businesses relocating from more expensive markets, creating sustained demand for both residential and commercial properties. Energy sector fluctuations, particularly in oil and renewable energy development, add another layer of complexity that savvy agents must navigate.

Agricultural land transactions represent a substantial portion of the market, often involving complex water rights and farming operation considerations that require specialized knowledge. The county's position as a major agricultural producer means that crop prices, weather patterns, and farming regulations directly impact land values, creating opportunities for agents who understand these agricultural market dynamics.

Why Businesses Need Kern County, California Agent Contact Data

Real estate service providers, from mortgage lenders to home inspection companies, find Kern County's agent database invaluable for building professional networks across this geographically diverse market. With agents spread across vast rural areas and concentrated urban centers, having direct email access to all 3,119 licensed professionals enables efficient communication and partnership development that would be difficult to achieve through traditional networking alone.

Technology companies and real estate platforms particularly benefit from this comprehensive contact information, as Kern County represents an ideal testing ground for new services due to its mix of traditional agricultural transactions and modern suburban development. The county's agents handle everything from ranch sales to tract home developments, providing service providers with insights into diverse market segments and the opportunity to refine their offerings across multiple property types and price points.

Current Property Listings

As of 1/15/2026, Mary Lundstrom has 1 property for sale in Ridgecrest and surrounding areas.

$149,900

Listed 2025-12-31

429 W Church Ave
Ridgecrest, CA  93555

Beds: 2.0
Baths: 1.5
Sq Ft: 946
Lot: 6,534 sf
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Current Property Rentals

Mary Lundstrom currently has no rental properties available in Ridgecrest and surrounding areas. Check back later.