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David
K. Beno graduated from California State Polytechnic University, San
Luis Obispo, with a degree in Dairy Science and was named the
Outstanding Graduate in Agriculture. He received his Masters Degree in
Business Administration from Fullerton State University. A respected
businessman, real estate broker, and general contractor, Mr. Beno has
experienced real estate from many different perspectives.
He has taught real estate classes at Chaffey College, he has
owned and operated local Century 21 franchises, and he has developed
land, building both commercial and residential products.
With his participation in Beno, Van Dyk & Owens, David is
able to focus this broad experience into a BVO marketing program that
maximizes your property’s potential.
Early
in the development of our valley, Mr. Beno served on the El Prado
Incorporation Committee, the precursor to Ontario’s present day New
Model Colony. He continues his service to our valley as a member of the
San Bernardino Catholic Archdiocese Building Committee, which has
allowed Mr. Beno to be active in the development of many new churches in
both Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.
A
Southern California native, David was born in Downey, California, and
was raised on dairies in Artesia, Cypress, and Chino.
He married Donna Grant, whose family dairied in Ontario many
years ago.
Today, David and Donna, reside in Chino Hills.
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John
G. Van Dyk is a native of the Netherlands and has resided in the
Ontario area since 1954. He attended Ontario Christian Schools, Chaffey
College, University of California Riverside, and Citrus Belt (California
Southern) Law School. A real estate broker and general contractor, he
has been part of the assembly and sale of numerous major master planned
communities including the Archibald Ranch, West Haven, Park Avenue, and
The Avenue in Ontario; Providence Ranch, Fuller Rancho, Moreno Valley
Ranch, and Cloverdale Farms in Riverside County; and The Preserve and
The Reserve in Chino.
It
was while representing the Wolfskill Family Trust, the heirs of Pio
Pico, California’s last Mexican governor (TICOR, LA), that Mr. Van Dyk
was involved in the early development of the Moreno Valley Ranch. He
also served as a member of Ontario’s Agricultural Preserve Advisory
Committee which created Ontario’s New Model Colony General Plan.
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Thomas
W. Owens has
been a successful real estate broker in the Southern California area for
over thirty five years, specializing in the acquisition and sale of
development land for retail, commercial, and large scale residential
projects. He was one of the first Southern California real estate
brokers awarded the Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS)
designation by the National Association of Realtors, and was also a
member of the Foreign Investment Advisory Council (California Office of
Foreign Investment). He has assembled and sold major developments in San
Diego, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties and has represented
national and international companies in the acquisition/disposition of
major land projects.
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