Don Dunbar is a dedicated and conscientious real estate professional known for his strong work ethic and “service first” philosophy. With a commitment to trust, transparency, and integrity, Don has earned a reputation as a trusted advisor, providing highly personalized attention to his clients. He closely collaborates with individuals to educate and inform them, always prioritizing their needs and ensuring honest communication

The Associated Real Property Brokers, Inc (ARPB) is a predominately African American real estate trade association, founded in Oakland, CA in 1948 and chartered in 1954 as a local chapter of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers (NAREB). NAREB members trade name is "REALTIST".

ARPB is also a local chapter of the State board California Association of Real Estate Brokers, Inc (CAREB), which was chartered by NAREB in 1956. NAREB is the largest minority real estate trade association in America.

The original name of ARB was the Bay Area Association of Real Estate Brokers, which included Black real estate brokers with offices in 'san Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley and Richmond. The prede-cessor was formed in 1948, but disbanded in 1952 with the acceptance of Leon Miller, a prominent leader of the predecessor group, to the Oakland Association of Realtors (OAR), the local chapter of NAR. By 1954 no other Blacks were accepted for membership, therefore the predecessor group reformed as ARB, the Oakland chapter of NAREB.