Kiersty Lombar

Kiersty keeps her eye on Central Texas -- and has for over 30 years. She was granted her own Keller Williams Mega Team office in 2013 and her was just named the #1 Volume, Listings Sold, Transaction Sold and Buyers Sold Team at the #1 Williamson County brokerage, Keller Williams Realty Round Rock. In fact, Kiersty was inducted into the Keller Williams Hall of Fame in 2018 and was recognized by the Austin Business Journal, having closed over $145 million dollars in business during her time with Keller Williams. Kiersty is a University of Texas graduate, served on the Keller Williams agent's board (ALC) for a decade and acted as chair of the brokerage’s Profitability and Growth Committees. Kiersty likes to give back and served as chair of the Community Services Committee for the Williamson County Association of Realtors, raising over 10,000 pounds of food area food banks. She co-founded the Keller Williams Williamson County Relocation Division – a Pacesetter Investor in Round Rock Economic Development’s Momentum effort. She is an invited member of Keller Williams International Luxury Division and is also a graduate of the Institute for Luxury Home Marketing. Lastly, Kiersty is a contributor for both print and electronic media, providing real estate insight. Giving back to her community is a major priority for Kiersty – she is active in philanthropic and volunteer efforts in Williamson County. Kiersty has run the Meridian Labor Day Classic, the largest athletics fundraiser for her kids' school - they welcome 36 volleyball teams from across Texas each year and there are over 1200 people in attendance. Kiersty is a recent Communications and Marketing Chair for Meridian School Parents’ Board and was a weekly volunteer for the seniors at the Wesleyan at Estrella. She is also a member of the Georgetown Heritage Society.She is married to husband, Chris, a histologist for Seton Hospitals and they have two wonderful kids, Elijah and Violet. Kiersty is an animal lover – proud momma to rescue pets for many years. Right now, her fur-baby is Copper, their sweet mutt rescued from the Williamson County Animal Shelter. Kiersty has happily called Georgetown home since 2001.