Sharli Arntzen
Real Estate Agent (Associate Broker)
Ketchikan - AK

With a deep appreciation for the distinctiveness of the Ketchikan and Southeast Alaska real estate market, this agent recognizes the unique coastal environment and vibrant community that define the area. The limited inventory and rich cultural landscape inspire a commitment to maximizing opportunities for clients.

Originally from Lake Chelan, Washington, this agent relocated to Ketchikan in 1988 and has maintained strong ties to her roots, visiting family there each summer. Her dedication to the community began early, with experiences ranging from babysitting and working at A&P to serving coffee at B&D and refereeing local soccer games. After graduating from Ketchikan High School in 2001, she pursued a Bachelor’s degree in English with a focus on Technical Communications at Eastern Washington University.

Upon returning to Ketchikan, she established her marketing business, U Need Media Arts, and took on the role of local director for Big Brothers Big Sisters. Her leadership skills were further honed when she became the executive director of Critical Care Incorporated, a statewide non-profit organization. In addition to her professional endeavors, she taught group fitness classes for over five years, ultimately leading her to found Liberty Fitness in May 2008, driven by her passion for helping others achieve their goals.

Now a devoted wife to Chris and mother to three children—Avaka, Cody, and Zerek—she balances her professional and personal life with enthusiasm. Joining the Re/Max of Ketchikan team in June 2011 marked a significant step in her career, where she received invaluable support for her professional development. In June 2015, she earned her Broker’s license and began to build her own team.

For those looking to buy or sell property in Alaska, this agent offers a wealth of knowledge and reliability. Whether clients are relocating, transitioning, upgrading, or downsizing, she serves as Ketchikan’s trusted real estate resource. Understanding that real estate transactions extend beyond financial considerations, she emphasizes the lifestyle aspect of living in Ketchikan.