KimBee Anderson of Latitude 58 in Juneau. (Courtesy Photo)

KimBee Anderson of Latitude 58 in Juneau. (Courtesy Photo)

Here’s Juneau’s Realtor of the Year

She’s a realtor at Latitude 58.

  • JUNEAU EMPIRE
  • Friday, February 15, 2019 4:05pm
  • Neighbors

The Southeast Alaska Board of Realtors (SEABR) has named its Realtor of the Year for 2018.

KimBee Anderson, real estate licensee and realtor at Latitude 58 Real Estate Group in Juneau, was awarded the honor during a membership meeting on Feb. 12, according to a press release.

Anderson currently serves as SEABR past-president and has served on the SEABR Board of Directors for the past four years. She has been a realtor since 2012.

Anderson was recognized by her peers from the more than 125 realtors throughout Southeast Alaska for her outstanding leadership and service.

• This is a Juneau Empire report.

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