As a second-generation builder who was born and raised in Bethesda, Robert began learning the intricacies of homebuilding from his father at an early age. He began as a jobsite laborer at 15 and, during his summers at Virginia Tech, he continued to work in construction and transitioned into a project management role.
Immediately after graduating with a degree in building construction and real estate, he co-founded BeaconCrest Homes and began building their inaugural subdivision in Potomac, Maryland. Since then, with the experience that gave him a unique and multifaceted skill set, he has—amidst a dynamic and continuously evolving real estate market—successfully designed, built and sold hundreds of custom homes. BeaconCrest can be found in the Washington area’s finest neighborhoods.
BeaconCrest is a local, family-owned building company specializing in new construction and infill development. Whether you’re selling a property or buying a new home, it is a significant decision, and they are committed to making that process as smooth and advantageous to property sellers and new home buyers as possible.
In addition to his responsibilities as a managing partner at BeaconCrest, Robert is also a vice-president and partner at Craftmark Homes, one of the area’s largest privately held production homebuilders. Both companies are guided by the founders’ hands-on passion for design, architectural excellence, peerless construction quality and industry leading energy efficiency.
Malm resides in Arlington with his wife and their three children. Outside of work, he enjoys coaching youth soccer, biking, boating and planning the family’s next ski or surfing adventure.
“BeaconCrest is always looking for properties to purchase in the D.C. metropolitan area. Advantages to selling to us include a market rate offer, plus no commissions, inspections or contingencies. Sellers can avoid the hassle and cost of property repairs, leave unwanted belongings behind, and have either a fast or flexible settlement depending on their individual needs.”