WE SPECIALIZE IN FORECLOSURE, SHORT SALE AND DISTRESSED SALES
The Kellems Realty Project
Cindy Kellems and Giovanna Kellems
We are passionate about helping clients navigate the San Diego real estate market, one of the best in Southern California. Whether you’re a buyer, seller, or investor, I’m here to provide the tools and resources you need to make confident, well-informed decisions. With over 20 years of combined experience in residential and commercial real estate, my team and I are committed to delivering exceptional service and results. Raised in a family that values honesty and integrity, I bring those principles into every transaction, ensuring your real estate journey is smooth and successful. Let’s work together to find your perfect home or investment!
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Featured Listings
4 Beds2 Baths1,874 SqFt
382 Naples Street, Chula Vista, CA 91911
Listed by Giovanna Kajjy Kellems of Keller Williams Realty

2 Beds2 Baths916 SqFt
2932 Elm Tree Court, Spring Valley, CA 91978
Listed by Giovanna Kajjy Kellems of Keller Williams Realty

1 Bed1 Bath625 SqFt
4570 54th Street #128, San Diego, CA 92115
Listed by Cindy Kellems of Keller Williams Realty

2 Beds2 Baths892 SqFt
378 Vance Street #7, Chula Vista, CA 91910
Listed by Giovanna Kajjy Kellems of Keller Williams Realty

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