Redefining Real Estate
Mark Pinto specializes in residential real estate sales in Tacoma, Gig Harbor, University Place and Lakewood. He has a deep appreciation for Tacoma's historic architecture, its burgeoning arts community, its revitalized downtown district and the benefits that come from living in a smaller city. Mark's unique qualifications and distinctive sales approach set him apart from more conventional Realtors. With more than 15 years of real estate sales experience, Mark has developed a successful way of doing business that has earned him the loyalty and respect of his clients and placed him among the top producers in the field. Mark brings a fresh perspective to the table - along with a very clear understanding of the benefits of owning a home in the South Sound.
Highly Personalized Service and Distinctive Marketing Materials
Mark recognizes that different clients have different needs and expectations. By limiting his business to eight active clients at any given time, he's able to tailor the services that he provides and effectively attend to the needs of his clients. Clients are never relegated to an assistant. Mark's customized marketing campaigns include professional photography and videography, floor plans, print advertising, full color card stock brochures and dedicated property websites.
Effective Counsel
The counseling skills that Mark honed in the health care industry prior to his career in real estate have served him well as a Realtor, enabling him to gently but effectively guide his clients through the increasingly complex and emotionally charged process of buying or selling a home. Mark understands how overwhelming the process can be, particularly for buyers who’ve never purchased before. By taking the time to educate and support his clients, Mark helps them feel more comfortable with the process.
Giving Back to the Community
Mark is a strong supporter of the arts who's committed to giving back to the community. He currently serves on the Board of Trustees for Tacoma Arts Live, and he has served on two different community advisory board at UW Tacoma.
