David M. Lundstrom
I want to thank my many clients for choosing me as their real estate agent and broker. None of my professional experiences have been as rewarding as being a part of an elite group of Brokers in Hawaii and a…
I want to thank my many clients for choosing me as their real estate agent and broker. None of my professional experiences have been as rewarding as being a part of an elite group of Brokers in Hawaii and a…
Thank you, Hawai‘i Business Magazine, for this incredible honor. I’m deeply humbled to be recognized among the top real estate professionals in the state. This recognition reflects the trust my clients place in me, the strength and support of…
While 2020 was an unusual year for all of us, I’d like to thank my family, friends, colleagues, clients, and everyone at Better Homes & Gardens (from Myron & Ambur to our admin, escrow trackers, marketing peeps, & our managers)…
Itoko was born & raised in Tokyo and graduated from Peninsula College with a degree in Business in the State of Washington. She has been a Top producing awardee each year that she has been in real estate since 2009.…
I was born and raised here in O‘ahu and I am deeply rooted in the communities to which I serve. I served in the U.S. Coast Guard from 2009-2012 and thereafter attended the University of Hawai‘i – West O‘ahu majoring…
Formerly from Australia, Sue moved to Kona in 1982. After 20 fulfilling and rewarding years as a preschool Director/Teacher in the North and South Kona Districts, Sue transitioned to a real estate career in 2003, with the same enthusiasm to…
Nic was born in Honolulu and raised on the Big Island where he graduated from Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy. He went on to complete his bachelor’s degree in Business at the University of the Pacific and while there, was captain of…
Dana Asis brings a unique perspective to her real estate business – she was born and raised in Southern California, went to college and had a career in Silicon Valley but never lost the strong family ties to Hawai‘i that…
Coming from a family of entrepreneurs, real estate broker Jana Kaholoa‘a learned from an early age the importance of a good work ethic. Her great-grandfather started local favorite Holy’s Bakery and great-granduncle the historic Nanbu Hotel in the 1930s in…
Brett Aka approaches real estate differently. As a former Manager within Ernst & Young’s Honolulu Advisory Services practice, he brings a unique combination of analytical thinking, financial expertise, and strategic negotiation skills to every transaction. Rather than focusing solely…
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