About

As a young child, after being incarcerated in three concentration camps in Thailand and The Philippines, he and his father set out for the promise of a better life on the shores of the United States of America, only to find himself stranded for 25 days in a small fishing boat on the Pacific ocean with 72 other people. He believed that to be living in America is like winning the lottery.” Looking back on the experience and reflecting on his life, Danny is extremely thankful for the opportunities this land has afforded him. “I would not trade it for the World.”

Danny graduated from Texas A&M University with BA degree in Business and Marketing Administration that allowed him to concentrate in International Business Marketing. He eventually chose Commercial Real Estate as his career. Over the years, through hard work and diligence his career advanced from an agent to a broker and purchased a Re-Max commercial franchise and his first building.

After earning his MBA and his CCIM, Danny Nguyen became an investor in the real estate sector, Twenty-years later, Danny and his team are considered specialists in income-producing properties, shopping centers, commercial structures and land throughout the Houston area. “It is very satisfying to drive around different cities to see buildings standing and flourishing, knowing that it is the result of your efforts” said Danny. He is particularly proud of the progress and development of Highway 6, from Mission Bend to his own high school- Clements High School.

Nguyen believes in reaching out to help others grow. In 2010 he was elected at-large to serve as Chair on the Internal Relations and Economic Development committee, and was subsequently re-elected unopposed to the Missouri City Council. ” I was born and grew up in one of the poorest places on earth, during the most dangerous times at the peak of the Viet Nam War,” Danny reflected, ” So to aspire from a political refugee to an elected official is the highest honor one can earn.

Danny Nguyen believes that hard times force you to be resourceful and creative “Thinking takes on a long term perspective.” Although he has earned and been awarded many accolade. he declared that ” the proud moment is to overcome adversity.

My genuine respect for the industry, my strong faith in God and my team, have allowed me to match the economic challenges that have hit the real estate industry so hard in recent years.” He wants to help as many people as possible and currently holds workshops and trainings for other aspiring entrepreneurs within the immigrant and minority community. He is a strong promoter of free enterprise and believes that the greatest freedom America offer is the freedom to succeed.