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We're not a solo act. Every client gets the full weight of a specialized, experienced team — from first showing to closing day.
The Story
Rob Rogers didn't stumble into real estate — he built his career here, on the West Side of Cleveland, one relationship at a time. Over 20 years, he's become the name Northeast Ohio families trust when it matters most: when they're making the biggest financial decision of their lives.
As the founder of the Supreme Real Estate Team at Howard Hanna, Rob assembled a group of professionals who share his obsession with client outcomes. The result: $150M+ in closed sales, the #1 ranking at Howard Hanna's Westlake office, and hundreds of families who'd call him again without hesitation.
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The Roster
Every agent on our team was hand-selected for their market knowledge, work ethic, and commitment to doing right by every client.
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Who you work with
Northeast Ohio
From lakefront living in Bay Village to the vibrant neighborhoods of Lakewood, Northeast Ohio offers something for every lifestyle. Whether you're drawn to top-rated schools in Westlake, golf-course living in Rocky River, or the waterfront charm of Avon Lake — we know every street, every market, and every hidden gem within 45 minutes of Cleveland.
Grow With Us
We're always looking for motivated, client-first agents who want to grow inside a proven system. If you're hungry, coachable, and ready to level up — we want to talk.
Real families
"As first-time buyers, we were nervous about everything. Rob and his team made it feel simple. They found us a home in Bay Village that checked every box, negotiated hard on our behalf, and never made us feel rushed. We moved in under 45 days. We genuinely can't imagine going through this with anyone else."
— Marcus & Diane T., Bay Village
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Hear what buyers, sellers, builders, and clients have to say about their experience with Rob Rogers and the Supreme Real Estate Team. Explore real stories from clients who have trusted the team to guide them through their real estate journey across Northeast Ohio.










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