Patti Kam has joined Elite Pacific Properties. Courtesy photo.
Hawai‘i luxury brokerage firm Elite Pacific Properties has welcomed Patti Kam to the Elite ‘ohana.
As a native Hawaiian whose family has called these islands home for generations, Kam understands what draws people to live in Hawai‘i.
With her in-depth market knowledge and devotion to putting her clients’ needs first, Kam has fostered an extensive statewide network of satisfied and loyal clients.
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By always putting the client first and demonstrating aloha every step of the way, Kam’s sheer number of real estate sales has resulted in her being named again and again among the Top 100 Realtors in the state.
“As my real estate business continues to grow exponentially and I embark on this next phase of my career, I’m excited and I admit just a tinge nervous, as I take this next big step forward,” said Kam. “I’m looking forward to working with new colleagues at the Elite Pacific team as well as continuing to work with the many fellow realtors I’ve been fortunate enough to also call my friends at real estate firms across Hawai‘i.”
On welcoming Kam to Elite Pacific, Vice President Margaret Reynolds said, “Elite Pacific Properties is very excited that Patti Kam is joining Elite. The way Patti works is how Elite works; we treat every client as we would our friends and every transaction as we would our own.”
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About Elite Pacific Properties
Locally owned and operated, Elite Pacific Properties was founded in 2005 by Stephen Cipres and Paul Mayer. The company has staffed offices on O‘ahu, Maui, Kaua‘i and the Big Island. Elite Pacific Properties is a full service real estate firm focused on luxury residential property sales, multi-unit projects/developer sales, vacation rentals and property management. Elite is a member of Who’s Who In Luxury Real Estate, an exclusive organization of the top luxury brokers in the world; has been named to Inc. Magazine’s “Inc. 5000” list for the past four years; and was a Pacific Business News “Fastest 50” company for the past three years.
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