Laura Anderson, Recognized by BestAgents.us as a 2023 Top Agent

Apr 25, 2023


Having been in real estate since 2010, Laura loves what she does and helping her clients.


New York City, New York Apr 24, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Growing up in the real estate industry, as her mother Gloria was a top agent and manager in the Detroit and Santa Monica areas, Laura felt the call to follow in her mother's footsteps. 

Now a top-producing agent with Keller Williams Larchmont in Los Angeles, California, she is honored to serve on the Agent Leadership Council.

"I live where I work and understand the community and who the buyers are. Working with me, you should feel like you're being fully supported through the whole process, whether it is a seller's market or a buyer's market, I have a strategy tailored just to you."

A Seniors Real Estate Specialist, Laura aids clients aged 55 and over as they confront difficult decisions concerning estate planning, retirement, downsizing, making their homes suitable for aging in place, relocating to new homes or communities out of state, or shifting into local independent or assisted living facilities.  

Her early career was in the entertainment industry, producing commercials globally with award-winning producers and directors. The organizational skills she learned managing large productions were perfectly suited to her role as a top-producing real estate agent: attention to detail, an expert grasp of numbers and negotiating skills, an ability to bring people together for a common goal, and a unique set of sales and marketing strategies learned from the most creative advertising and marketing minds in the world.

A member of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), Laura is particularly proud of having earned the NAR's SRES® designation.

Attributing her success to her highly service-oriented approach, much of her business is referral-based. She appreciates this, as she is very hands-on with her clients and works one-on-one to offer them the complete care and service that they need.

Among her various accolades include Best Real Estate Agency/Brokerage by Industry Oversight Report (2022), Top #5 Real Estate Agent in Los Angeles by Best People (2022), Top 10 Producer Award (2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, and 2017), #4 Top Producing Agent in Sales Volume Award (2016), Top Producing Agent for Keller Williams Larchmont (2015), Cultural Icon Award Keller Williams (2014, 2012), Agent of the Year for Keller Williams Larchmont (2013), #6 Agent in Sales Volume Per MLS (2013), Top 10 Producing Award Keller Williams (2013), and Top 20 Producing Award Keller Williams (2012). 

Deeply involved with her community, Laura supports the Good Shepherd Shelter, Crescent Heights Elementary School, and her annual food drive. She also donates a portion of the commission she receives with each sale to local charities. 

Living in Faircrest Heights, a mid-Los Angeles neighborhood, she serves as President of the local Faircrest Heights Neighborhood Association and as a business representative on the Board of the P.I.C.O. Neighborhood Council.

When Laura is able to take a break from her busy real estate practice, she enjoys walks in her neighborhood with her dog, Sophie. 

Learn More about Laura Anderson:

Through her Best Agent's profile, https://bestagents.us/profile.php?agent=2120160, through Keller Williams, https://www.kw.com/agent/UPA-6587385182748512262-9 or through her website, https://lauraandersonrealtor.com/

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