Julie Keller, Realtor Broker

Julie Keller, Realtor Broker Principal Broker/Owner at Hawai'i Pacific Brokers, LLC Top 100 Realtor’s Award Hawai’i 2018, 2019
Top 50 Realtor’s Award Hawai’i Island 2019

Julie was raised in Waimea on Hawai’i Island and brings local knowledge, experienced professionalism and personalized representation to her real estate collaborations. Always seeking ways to contribute and grow professionally, Julie went from a solitary salesperson, to working on a top producing team, and then to a Broker’s Concierge. Once she earned her Brokers license in 2013 she was offered the

opportunity to join her company’s leadership team as the Statewide Training Director and went on to become a Broker-in-Charge where she managed between 15-25 agents for 6 years. Julie’s career in real estate has been focused on supporting others and learning all aspects of the industry, which includes volunteering as a board member at the Hawai’i Island Board of Realtors for 4 years, and in 2019 she completed the Hawai’i Association of Realtors Leadership Academy program. Growing up in Hawai’i, graduating high school from Hawai’i Preparatory Academy and earning her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Hawai’i at Manoa has given Julie a deep respect for the local culture, its people, and precious land. She understands that proper real estate representation in Hawai’i comes with the responsibility to educate people about this special place. Julie represents people from all walks of life and in all price ranges, but her most rewarding transactions are those where she is given the opportunity to represent local residents and help them become homeowners. Embracing change, Julie is now co-owner and Principal Broker at Hawai’i Pacific Brokers in the heart of Waimea where she works with a specialized team of experienced Hawai’i Realtors. Along with an abundance of local knowledge, Julie and her colleagues are dedicated to both sellers and buyers who value experience, excellence in service, and results.

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08/12/2025

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Sunday, August 24, 2025 — 5-7:30PM. Pickup lanterns at 5PM (no need to reserve in advance) - lantern decorating until sunset w/ music, chanting, drumming, etc. Float lanterns to remember loved ones at sunset until dark around 7:30PM. FREE to attend. Lanterns available to all for a suggested donation $25. Proceeds benefit North Hawaii Hospice. 💙

Always a fantastic event in Kawaihae!The official word has landed!Pu‘ukoholā Heiau National Historic Site celebrates its...
08/08/2025

Always a fantastic event in Kawaihae!

The official word has landed!
Pu‘ukoholā Heiau National Historic Site celebrates its 53rd Anniversary Establishment Day Hawaiian Cultural Festival

Puʻukoholā Heiau National Historic Site will celebrate its 53rd anniversary Establishment Day, “Hoʻokūʻikahi”, Hawaiian Cultural Festival on Saturday, August 16 and Sunday, August 17, 2025. The festivities will kick off on Saturday at 6:00 a.m. with a hoʻokupu (gift-giving) ceremony. Following this, various informational booths and demonstrations showcasing traditional Hawaiian arts and crafts will begin at 9:00 a.m.. Activities include ulana lauhala (lauhala weaving), canoe rides, kuiki (quilting), Hawaiian games, lei haku and lei wili (different styles of lei-making), ulana niu (coconut frond weaving), kapa making, hulu aliʻi (chiefly featherwork), kaula (cordage), live Hawaiian mele (music), and much more!

On Sunday, August 17, activities will resume at 9:30 a.m. with traditional Hawaiian mele and p**e (prayer), and both days will conclude at 3:00 p.m..

This year’s theme is "Ke Kulana Noʻeau o ka wa Kahiko," with a sub-theme of "Eia ke ao, ka lau, la loa, ka muʻo, ka hoʻoilina," which translates to “Here is the present, the future, the everlasting, the continuous growth, the legacy.”

Due to significant flooding and damage that occurred in Kawaihae in May 2024, the information booths and various demonstrations will be held at the County Spencer Beach Park at ‘Ohaiʻula. Kawaihae typically experiences dry and humid weather, so attendees are encouraged to use sunscreen, wear comfortable clothing, and bring their own water, refreshments, and lunch if they plan to stay all day.

This free public event is sponsored by the National Park Service, the Hawaiʻi Pacific Parks Association, and Nā Aikane o Puʻukoholā Heiau. It is made possible through the countless volunteer hours and support provided by community partners, including Nā Papa Kanaka o Puʻukoholā Heiau, the Waimea Hawaiian Civic Club, the Royal Order of Kamehameha Kohala Chapter, and many dedicated community members.
808-882-7218 ext. 1101
www.nps.gov/puhe.
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Need help fixing your roof, upgrading plumbing, or making your home safer for kūpuna? The County of Hawai‘i just launche...
08/01/2025

Need help fixing your roof, upgrading plumbing, or making your home safer for kūpuna? The County of Hawai‘i just launched the Home Improvement Loan Program (HILP) — offering low-interest loans to help local low- and moderate-income homeowners make essential home repairs and upgrades.

✅ Loans from $2,500–$50,000
✅ 3% simple interest
✅ No payments for 15 years
✅ Special forgiveness options for kūpuna and residents with disabilities

"This program is about taking care of existing housing on our island," says OHCD Administrator Kehaulani Costa.

Whether it's termite damage, leaky pipes, or accessibility upgrades — HILP is here to help our ‘ohana stay safe and secure at home.

Learn more and see if you qualify at https://www.housing.hawaiicounty.gov/community-resources/hilp

Need help fixing your roof, upgrading plumbing, or making your home safer for kūpuna? The County of Hawai‘i just launched the Home Improvement Loan Program (HILP) — offering low-interest loans to help local low- and moderate-income homeowners make essential home repairs and upgrades.

✅ Loans from $2,500–$50,000
✅ 3% simple interest
✅ No payments for 15 years
✅ Special forgiveness options for kūpuna and residents with disabilities

"This program is about taking care of existing housing on our island," says OHCD Administrator Kehaulani Costa.

Whether it's termite damage, leaky pipes, or accessibility upgrades — HILP is here to help our ‘ohana stay safe and secure at home.

Learn more and see if you qualify at https://www.housing.hawaiicounty.gov/community-resources/hilp 🤙

After more than five years, the Uekahuna observation deck at Kilauea volcano has reopened, offering breathtaking views o...
06/03/2025

After more than five years, the Uekahuna observation deck at Kilauea volcano has reopened, offering breathtaking views of the caldera and Halemaʻumaʻu crater. This historic site is steeped in Hawaiian tradition and has undergone extensive repairs following the tumultuous events of 2018. Visitors can once again enjoy the majestic landscape, while park officials remind everyone to prioritize safety near the steep edges. Explore the beauty of Kilauea through a lens of resilience and restoration! 🌋

After more than five years, the Uekahuna observation deck at Kilauea volcano has reopened, offering breathtaking views of the caldera and Halemaʻumaʻu crater. This historic site is steeped in Hawaiian tradition and has undergone extensive repairs following the tumultuous events of 2018. Visitors can once again enjoy the majestic landscape, while park officials remind everyone to prioritize safety near the steep edges. Explore the beauty of Kilauea through a lens of resilience and restoration. Read more: https://mrf.lu/SbH

06/03/2025

Hōkūleʻa, Hikianalia, and crews are ready! Tomorrow, June 3, they will depart from Hilo and head to Tahiti — marking the official relaunch of the 3-year Moananuiākea Voyage

You're invited to witness this historic send-off:
📍 Palekai, Hilo — Public viewing available by the breakwater (Community access gate opens at 7 AM)
🕘 9 AM – Canoe Protocol
🕙 10 AM – Departure (Weather-Permitting)

After Tahiti, the journey continues through the Cook Islands, Samoa, Tonga, and Aotearoa 🇨🇰🇼🇸🇹🇴🇳🇿!

JUST LISTED: 33-acre producing tropical fruit orchard in paradise on Hawaii’s stunning Hamakua Coast!🌳This rare leasehol...
03/31/2025

JUST LISTED: 33-acre producing tropical fruit orchard in paradise on Hawaii’s stunning Hamakua Coast!🌳

This rare leasehold opportunity at 985 KULANA ST, PAPAIKOU offers the chance to acquire a turnkey commercial operation on prime farmland with an established Kamehameha Schools ground lease. Currently producing a variety of tropical fruits with existing infrastructure and management systems in place.

Perfect for agricultural entrepreneurs seeking a productive asset with immediate income potential in one of Hawaii’s most fertile growing regions.🥭🏡✨

🌀985 Kulana St. Papaikou, HI 96781
🌀Offered at $470,000
🌀MLS 718162
🌀Listed by: Julie Keller

Contact us today for a private tour! 🔑

✨Mālama Hawai‘i Makers Market - WAIMEA✨🗓️Saturday, March 8th📍 Kahilu Town Hall, Waimea, Big Island�⏰ 10 AM – 3 PMBring y...
03/02/2025

✨Mālama Hawai‘i Makers Market - WAIMEA✨

🗓️Saturday, March 8th
📍 Kahilu Town Hall, Waimea, Big Island�⏰ 10 AM – 3 PM

Bring your friends, family, and all the aloha vibes! 🤙

WOW!🌋
02/07/2025

WOW!🌋

The massive mushroom plume, a couple hours before the end of phase 8 as seen from the Kilauea military camp. 🌋

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65-1323 Kawaihae Road
Kamuela, HI
96727

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