Aashish Latawa, Real Estate Agent
A licensed real estate agent based on Wildwood Crescent South, helping buyers and sellers across Pitt Meadows.
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Six real estate listings cover a mix of brokerages and individual agents working in Pitt Meadows, including a RE/MAX LifeStyles satellite branch on Ford Road and several agents who list a Pitt Meadows address directly, such as Tracy Lunnin and Aashish Latawa. A local presence matters more in real estate than in most categories, since an agent who actually works the area day to day tends to know the specific streets and building quirks that a listing sheet does not capture.
Brokerage affiliation and specific service areas are worth confirming directly with any individual agent, since agents sometimes move between brokerages without every directory catching up right away. Each listing carries its neighborhood, address and hours where published.
A licensed real estate agent based on Wildwood Crescent South, helping buyers and sellers across Pitt Meadows.
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Real estate brokerage listed in the small office cluster near Harris Road; call ahead to confirm it's active.
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A real estate team working out of an office on McMyn Road, assisting buyers and sellers throughout Pitt Meadows.
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Real estate branch office on Ford Road, with agents listing and selling across the Ridge-Meadows market.
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Pitt Meadows real estate agent working directly with buyers and sellers rather than through a brokerage inquiry line.
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