Kiki Wilson

Martha Turner Sotheby's International Realty's Kiki McConn Wilson planned from an early age to attend either law school or medical school, in hopes of perhaps following in her father's footsteps. After college and years of working on litigation teams that involved extensive travel, she found her true calling and best fit for her family was luxury real estate sales. This year, Kiki celebrates her 20th anniversary with Martha Turner Sotheby's, and she was recently inducted into the Martha Turner Sotheby's Hall of Fame for career production. While raising her children, she parlayed her passion and intrigue for medicine into extremely effective fundraising, an effort that earned her the Philanthropist of the Year award from St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital for her support of the nursing and nursing scholarship program. She also served as President of the Friends of Nursing Board at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital and President of the Board at Hospice at the Texas Medical Center, and served on the Advisory Board at Texas Children's Cancer Center.

Kiki's Houston roots run deep. Her immediate family and both sets of grandparents lived in Avalon Place, and she has lived in River Oaks and the River Oaks area most of her life. Kiki graduated from Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart and the Southern Methodist University, where she served as president of Pi Beta Phi Sorority.

Kiki concentrates her sales in the River Oaks area, the Memorial Villages, Tanglewood, and West University/Southside Place. She also represents international clients moving to the greater Houston area, and clients who are buying and selling second homes and investment properties. Kiki has developed relationships with Sotheby's connections around the world to help her clients find homes in international destinations.

Kiki enjoys traveling with her children and friends. She has three adult children: her oldest son attends University of Texas Law School, her second son recently graduated from the University of Alabama and plans to attend graduate school, and her youngest, a daughter, attends Sewanee (The University of the South) and is an NCAA athlete and the incoming team captain for the Sewanee Field Hockey team. Kiki's current philanthropic focus is Dec My Room, where she serves on the Board of Directors and sometimes works as a volunteer to help create healing spaces for children with prolonged hospital stays.