A Relentless Pursuit of Excellence
The Khrista Jarvis Team is the REAL Trends #1 All-Women’s Real Estate Team in the nation and the #1 real estate team in Danville, Alamo, San Ramon, and Contra Costa County. Led by Khrista Jarvis Diebner with 25+ years of East Bay expertise, our all-women team has closed over $3 billion in sales across 2,500+ homes — earning recognition from The Wall Street Journal and Forbes.
Khrista Jarvis Diebner is the Founder and CEO of the Khrista Jarvis Team and one of the most influential real estate leaders in Northern California. She leads the #1 team in Northern California, #8 large team nationwide at Coldwell Banker, and has cultivated the #1 all-women real estate team in the nation — a distinction that speaks not only to performance, but to leadership, vision, and culture.
With more than 30 years of experience and over $3.5 billion in closed sales volume, Khrista has built a career defined by sustained excellence at the highest level of the industry. Her record-breaking results have earned national recognition from The Wall Street Journal RealTrends, Forbes, and the San Francisco Chronicle, placing her among the most accomplished advisors in luxury real estate. She is also a founding member of the Coldwell Banker Global Luxury Ambassador program and a member of the International Luxury Alliance — an invitation-only global network of top-performing agents.
Khrista’s approach to real estate is defined by strategic leadership, thoughtful execution, and a deep commitment to serving clients at the highest level. Her clients benefit from decisive leadership, meticulous execution, and a trusted advisory presence — resulting in maximum value achieved in the shortest possible time.
Born and raised in the San Ramon Valley and a graduate of Saint Mary’s College, Khrista’s connection to this community runs deep. She is a dedicated supporter of local businesses and actively involved in charitable initiatives. As a mother of three, Khrista and her husband, Wade, are proud to raise their family in the San Ramon Valley.
