T
imothy Tamura, co-founder and managing partner of Newport Beach-based luxury brokerage Valia Properties, has passed away at 64 due to cancer. Founded in the mid-1990s with a team of veteran brokers, the firm has achieved over $4 billion in real estate sales over the past decade. According to an Instagram post from the company, Tamura was "the driving force" behind Valia's success and will continue to be honored through the brokerage's commitment to upholding his values.
Tamura's legacy is remembered by Orange County's real estate community for his integrity, dedication to excellence, and kindness towards peers. Colleagues described him as a gentleman with vision, style, and business acumen, who left an indelible mark on the community he served. He is survived by his wife Nancy and sons Alexander and Nicholas, with memorial services to be announced at a later time.
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