Bio

Frankie Anderson, a second generation Realtor® and consistent Top Producer, brings many years of in-depth, island real estate experience to her client relationships. 

Frankie began her career handling project-sales for oceanfront Gold Coast cooperative apartments and condominiums at Diamond Head, with her mother, legendary Honolulu Realtor Marion Blair.  Frankie sold her first commercial properties on the Big Island’s Kona and Kohala coasts in the 70’s.  Her wide and varied clientele has included corporate executives, entertainment celebrities, and foreign investors; as well as longtime island friends.  Today, Frankie continues to be one of Coldwell Banker Pacific Properties’ top producers.
A graduate of Punahou School and New York’s Finch College, she has also worked in the Communications, Advertising, and Public Relations fields.  Early positions included publicity work for MGM Studios in California, a year with “Sports Illustrated” in New York City and the position of Public Relations Director of the Hawaii Division of the American Cancer Society, where she spearheaded major fundraising events and projects.

An avid equestrienne, Frankie is a licensed USA Equestrian judge, currently serves on the board of The Aloha State Dressage Society, and has had the privilege of officiating in the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles. 
 
Vitally interested in her community, Frankie is a past President of the Queen’s Medical Center Auxiliary and the State Council of Hospital Auxiliaries; and has served on the boards of the Hawaiian Humane Society and Junior League of Honolulu.  She is also a member of the Outrigger Canoe Club.