Rebecca Turner

"I may not be from Texas, but I got here as fast as I could!"

This popular bumper-sticker sums up Rebecca's love of Texas, particularly the city of Houston. Originally from Atlanta, GA, Rebecca knows what it's like to relocate, and has a passion for helping others discover just how much there is to love about her adopted city. "To fall in love with Houston, all one has to do is drive the neighborhoods. Whether it's regal River Oaks, charming Woodland Heights, family-friendly Briargrove or the rambling villages of Memorial, the neighborhoods and homes of Houston tell the story of this amazing city."

Rebecca's wide breadth of professional experience uniquely prepared her for a career in residential real estate. With a bachelor's degree in psychology from Wake Forest University, and a Master's in counseling from Georgia State University, Rebecca spent most of her previous career in the high-tech industry, working with software customers to help her company understand their needs and what it was that they were trying to accomplish. Many of those skills translate directly to real estate. Rebecca is an effective listener with her buyers and sellers, working hard to understand their wants and needs and to find the best home that suits their lifestyle. "Technology is an important factor in working effectively with my clients. It is a key tool that allows me to communicate up-to-the-minute critical information." Rebecca brings a positive attitude, attention to detail, and market knowledge to each and every transaction.

Rebecca's husband Charles is in commercial real estate development, and together they enjoy animated discussions about the ever-evolving landscape of Houston and the surrounding areas. As a family the Turners enjoy skiing, the beach, riding bikes and anything else they can possibly do outside. Rebecca is a sustaining member of the Junior League of Houston after a 10-year active membership that included volunteering at Texas Children's Hospital and the Holocaust Museum of Houston as well as various leadership roles. She also is an active volunteer at her children's school, St. Francis Episcopal Day School, and at First Presbyterian Church of Houston.