Kayla Thompson, Buyer Partner
Hillman Real Estate Group
Phone: 919-612-4486
Kayla@HREGSells.com
Kayla is a Triangle native born and raised in Cary. She was active in sports growing up, playing basketball and softball at Cary High school. She continued her education and basketball career at Methodist University in Fayetteville, where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science. Kayla returned to Raleigh after college and found a home working at a local orthopedic clinic in the area. Her favorite part of working with patients was relating and connecting with them on a personal level. Kayla was committed to the progress of her patients and enjoyed having an active part in their journey, encouraging their healing and celebrating their successes.
Kayla is very familiar with the Triangle area, knowing hidden treasures and interesting facts. She has watched the area grow and develop over the last 30 years and is excited to share that with individuals and families looking to buy and call the Triangle their home. Kayla is eager to work with first time buyers, people new to the area, and natives like herself looking to settle down.
When Kayla isn’t at work you can find her on the rugby field or at her local CrossFit gym. Kayla has been an active member of Raleigh Rugby Club women’s team for 8 years. Kayla is an animal lover and enjoys taking her beagle Zoey to Umstead Park or sipping coffee while her cat Gordon sunbathes. She has recently started gardening and is proud of her vegetable garden! Kayla is also a music lover and dancer, you can find her out dancing with friends or tasting new brews at local breweries.
Kayla’s core values and work ethic are what make her a great agent. Kayla cares about connecting with her clients, discussing their wants, needs, and lifestyle in order to find them the perfect home. She is excited to use her experience in healthcare to provide an exceptional experience for her clients and her team mentality, garnered from years in sports, as a great addition to the HREG team and its customer-focused values.