Rebekah Kingi

  • Property Investment Specialist

With over 13 years of property management experience, Rebekah Kingi brings a wealth of knowledge and practical expertise to the Ray White Gisborne & Wairoa team. 

Early in her career, Rebekah was responsible for managing more than 500 tenancies across the East Coast region, regularly travelling extensive distances to support her clients and properties. This experience gave her a deep understanding of the challenges that can arise in property management and the importance of clear communication, strong organisation, and practical problem-solving.

Throughout her career, Rebekah has developed extensive experience in tenancy compliance, inspections, maintenance coordination, contractor management, and Tenancy Tribunal matters. Her calm, solutions-focused approach allows her to confidently guide landlords and tenants through every stage of the tenancy, ensuring concerns are resolved professionally and efficiently.

Known for her positive attitude, approachable nature, and clear communication, Rebekah believes great property management is built on trust, consistency, and genuine care. She takes pride in delivering a high level of service, treating every property as if it were her own and helping landlords protect their investments while creating positive experiences for tenants.

Ray White Gisborne

CO-LAB Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

Ray White Gisborne – Redefining Real Estate in Tairawhiti What started with a simple philosophy - it can be better - has evolved into one of Gisborne’s most trusted and successful real estate businesses. Ray White Gisborne was founded by four of the region’s top-performing agents; Shelley Donaldson, Hamish Harrison, Tom Harbott, and Alan Thorpe, who shared a clear vision: to build a next-generation real estate agency defined by integrity, innovation, and genuine collaboration. This leadership team brings deep expertise, proven results, and an unwavering commitment to raising the bar in every aspect of the client experience. Today, Ray White Gis…
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