About Mary Anne Fitch

West Maui's Most Decorated Luxury Broker

Few names carry more weight in West Maui real estate than Mary Anne Fitch. Ranked Maui's #1 REALTOR® five times, with over $1 billion in career sales and 35+ years representing the island's finest properties from Kapalua to Kaanapali, she remains the market's most trusted authority for buyers and sellers of exceptional homes.

Since 1988, Mary Anne has consistently held the most extensive luxury listings portfolio on West Maui — setting multiple price records across the island's most prestigious communities in Kapalua, Kaanapali, and Kahana. Recognized by Coldwell Banker's International Society of Excellence in 2024 and 2025 and ranked among Hawaii's Top 100 REALTORS® for over a decade, she is the definitive advisor for discerning buyers and sellers in the West Maui luxury market.

As Senior Partner with Coldwell Banker Island Properties Global Luxury Division and a Certified International Property Specialist, Mary Anne's clients benefit from access to a worldwide network of over 4,000 agents and the Coldwell Banker International Luxury Alliance. "Our decision was based on the extensive outreach through Coldwell Banker Global Luxury Network, its International Luxury Alliance and the collaborative way that Coldwell Banker Island Properties does business. Now I can simply focus on what I do best, which is exceeding my clients' expectations."

Mary Anne's clients benefit from her strong negotiation skills and an unsurpassed knowledge of the West Maui real estate market resulting in the highest level of client satisfaction. She extends to you her tradition of expertise, professionalism and integrity to ensure that every client successfully fulfills their Maui dream.

From Kapalua's clifftop estates to Kaanapali's beachfront residences, West Maui offers an extraordinary range of luxury properties — oceanfront homes, gated golf course communities, private enclaves in Puunoa, beachfront condominiums, and rare oceanview land.

Community Leadership & Cultural Patronage

Mary Anne Fitch is a cornerstone of the West Maui community, dedicated to fostering the island's future through education, healthcare, and the arts. Alongside her husband, Nam Le Viet, she translates her professional success into meaningful community stewardship.

Founding a Legacy in Education

Recognizing the vital need for world-class schooling as Maui began attracting more young families, Mary Anne and Nam became original Founding Members of Maui Preparatory Academy located on West Maui. Since the first 36 students enrolled at Maui Prep in September 2005, the school has grown into an outstanding college preparatory academy that embraces differences in culture, ethnicity, race, religion, and economics with strong academics, athletics, social values, and community commitment. Today, Mary Anne and Nam continue this commitment as members of the Board of Directors for the Maui Preparatory Academy Foundation, a separate 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on the long-term financial health and land stewardship of the academy.

Advancing Healthcare & Philanthropic Governance

Mary Anne's leadership extends to the island's critical infrastructure. She is an active member of the Maui Health Foundation and a dedicated contributor to the Maui Health Foundation Hospital Hui, a philanthropic group supporting life-saving equipment and facility upgrades for Maui Health hospitals. Additionally, she serves on the Maui Leadership Council of Hawaii Community Foundation (HCF), providing strategic insight for the state's largest charitable organization. Mary Anne and Nam created an endowment with HCF benefiting Maui Preparatory Academy.

Patronage of the Arts & Jazz Maui

A passionate advocate for cultural enrichment, Mary Anne and Nam are longtime patrons of the Art Education for Children Group (AECG). For over a decade, they have opened their home and their grand Bösendorfer piano to host the Jazz Maui series. By hosting world-class musicians, including Grammy winners like Arturo O'Farrill and Tommy James, former Director of the Duke Ellington Orchestra, they help fund essential after-school music programs and workshops for Maui's youth, ensuring the island's artistic traditions continue to flourish. Occasionally, classical music professionals, even members of the San Francisco Symphony, will stop by to play for local music associations.