Top 5 Real Estate Agents in Fairfax County

1600 Wilson Blvd UNIT 101, Arlington, VA 22209, United States

“Nick and Brittany, are outstanding real estate agents. We have had the pleasure of working closely with them and have been thoroughly impressed with their exceptional skills, professionalism, and dedication to their clients. We had a very unique house and property that required particular expertise in helping ensure that it got priced appropriately and in front of the right buyers in the market place. We also had time constraints that Nick, Brittany and Lane helped us deal with as we were simultaneously buying in another state. With their expertise and guidance, we ended up with back to back closings on the two properties and sold above our asking price. Nick and Brittany possess a deep understanding of the real estate market and are highly knowledgeable about current trends, pricing, and neighborhoods. Their expertise allows them to provide valuable insights and guidance to their clients, enabling them to make informed decisions throughout the buying or selling process. All team members were real service professionals and a pleasure to work with. We would recommend them to any friends or family looking to move to the DMV.”

3975 Fair Ridge Dr Suite 300S, Fairfax, VA 22033, United States

“Lynn Martin was incredible. So was her team. She went above and beyond to make sure we felt 100% comfortable with our home purchase and that every detail was taken care of. All of our questions were answered and she made sure even with the challenges of our inspection that everything we needed repaired was repaired. I recommend Lynn 1000%”

7480 Birdwood Ave, McLean, VA 22102, United States

“Toured this property and had a wonderful experience! Reggie showed me around and was an incredibly knowledgeable and fun guide. I have moved around a lot, and this was the first time I decided on where to apply after just one tour. The property itself is beautiful and very well kept. The apartments are spacious and really have just about everything you could want.”

2550 Huntington Ave, Alexandria, VA 22303, United States

“We were initially excited to visit The Parker, as it came highly recommended by my best friend who is also a former resident there. However, our experience with Kenia Lazo was disheartening, to say the least. It was evident that she looked down on us when we mentioned our request for a WDU unit. We believe that all prospects, regardless of their financial situation, should be treated with respect and courtesy. She was dismissive, pretty much asked us to leave and come back with a filled-out form and give it at least 30 days, at that point we had not even seen the unit. She did not even smile at us or show a welcoming demeanor, we were literally wasting her time from her attitude. Furthermore, Kenia failed to inform us that all prospects needed to provide IDs during the leasing tour with the 2 confirmation emails we received prior to the tour, that lack of clear communication alone should have allowed her to make concessions on allowing my sister to tour without an ID, especially that me and my friend had our IDs. This lack of communication created an unnecessary inconvenience for us. I understand the need to adhere to company policy at all times, but I believe if we are going to hold people to a certain standard, we must hold ourselves to the same standard or even better. When we brought that to her attention, she said “Thank you for that feedback, I will bring it to upper management.” I understand the importance of clear communication and ensuring that potential tenants are informed of all necessary requirements. Kenia's dismissive attitude and the implication that management would support her disrespectful demeanor were unacceptable. When we told her we would get in touch with the manager, she was very stand off-ish, asking us if we wanted his number or email, more-so like even if we reach out to him, he will side with her attitude and dismissive demeanor. Even after my friend made it clear he had the manager's information, she still said, “I could give you his number and email again” Maybe as black people with accents asking for WDU units, we do not meet her ideal clientele requirement. In my own role, I make it a priority to foster a welcoming environment for all prospects, whether they are interested in a WDU or Conventional unit. everyone reserves the right to be treated like any other prospect. It is disheartening to encounter such a different approach at a property that came so highly recommended. I believe in treating all prospects fairly and equitably, as of today, right now, I am not confident that The Parker aims to do the same. I sincerely hope that this incident can be addressed promptly to maintain the positive reputation of The Parker. No potential tenant should feel belittled or dismissed during their search for a home.”

11727 Fairfax Woods Way, Fairfax, VA 22030, United States

“I lived here for three years. Above average complex but you pay for it with higher rent than the surrounding area. Centrally located to a lot of nice amenities in Fairfax but also far enough away from everything that you’re not in the middle of all the traffic. The grounds are kept nice, pest free, and clean. The gym is ok but rarely stocked with equipment wipes. Maintenance is really the most amazing part of the whole experience. The maintenance staff were wonderful the entire time and usually had problems fixed within 24 hours. Very little noise outside the highway construction nearby. Darya was always very responsive via email. Parking is overcrowded because of the lack of parking control. The complex issues two stickers and two guest passes, but the guest passes are for unlimited time, so our neighbor literally had four cars in his household at once that he all owned and that took up limited parking spaces for at least a year even after we notified the offices. The main offices are also on an odd schedule and will only reply in person or via email, never by phone. Mail is dropped off communally in the buildings or in small mailboxes, and there is a fair amount of theft in the buildings that cause constant missing packages and rampant theft during the holidays. Packages can be dropped off in the main office, but as mentioned previously, they keep odd hours, do not inform you about drop offs, and do not really know if items have been dropped off themselves. The biggest problems we had were during lease renewal and move-out. Be prepared for a 15% rent increase every year, as it happened to us every year we were there. They will give you a 15 day window to decide if you would like to renew your lease and you can forget your security deposit as you will either pay for their cleaning and shampoo service and apartment cleaning or you will be billed for it later as we found out after paying for a professional cleaning service and still being billed for both. Finally, don’t lose one of those aforementioned temporary passes as they will bill you $150 for a plastic hang tag.”