Celeste Hopkins

Arizona has always been the place I call home. I grew up in Scottsdale, attended Horizon High School and graduated from Arizona State University. Professionally, I have been an active, licensed Realtor since 1992. My real estate career includes working with new home sales, management of new home sales and acting as the Designated Broker for a local home builder. My extensive portfolio of home sales is comprised of high-end, luxury homes, bank owned properties, and everything in between. Flipping homes has also become a passion of mine. I am able to utilize my discerning eye for design and see a remodel from vision through completion. I am truly honored to be a part of The Gabel Phillips Group at RETSY. As an incredibly respected team within the Real Estate Community, with average sales surpassing $65 million annually, I feel fortunate to be a part of its continued success. Honesty, integrity and diligence are qualities that I strongly believe in, both personally and professionally. As with everything I do, I always strive to maintain the highest level of knowledge and customer care and will continue to deliver this standard of excellence to my clients. Philanthropy has always been a passion of mine and I am a big believer in giving back to the community. I’m an active volunteer and ambassador for Childhelp, a non-profit charity aiding victims of child abuse and neglect. I serve as an Arizona State Advisory board member and as an advisor for the Childhelp Wings Phoenix Chapter, where I previously held the position of Chapter President for two consecutive years. Through my activism in Childhelp Wings, I lead, support, and participate in fundraising, community service and awareness events benefiting the organization. I am married to my wonderful husband John, and along with John came his two beautiful children, Ashleigh and John Charles. Being a stepmom has been one of the greatest joys of my life. I feel privileged to have the opportunity to watch them grow into amazing young adults who are now pursuing their own dreams.