Bob Peltier
President

Bob Peltier began his real estate career in 1978, quickly becoming a top-producing sales associate. Peltier established Edina Realty's presence in western Wisconsin by opening the Hudson, WI office and managing that office for five years. During his tenure, this office was the most profitable in the entire company. In addition, he made several acquisitions that enabled Edina Realty to expand further into western Wisconsin.

Peltier then managed the Woodbury office, growing this office’s sales volume by $500 million in five years and helping them achieve profitability. Peltier was promoted to regional manager in 1993, to vice president and general sales manager in 2000, and to president in 2002.

Peltier is a member of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), the Minnesota Association of REALTORS®, and the St. Paul Area Board of REALTORS®. He also served on the Regional MLS Committee for five years (two years as chairman), and is currently the federal coordinator for NAR’s REALTORS® Legislative Network.

Peltier’s expertise includes new construction, development, real estate market trends, and the effect of technology on the industry. Most notably, Peltier helped Edina Realty grow through strategic acquisitions; he led the company in the acquisition of 17 real estate firms.

Peltier studied business law at the University of Minnesota. He was a judge's clerk in Minnesota's Ramsey County before he launched his career in real estate.