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MEET AMANDA

Representing DMV homeowners and future homeowners, Amanda is committed to
listening to her client's needs and utilizing her keen negotiating skills to
ensure a successful transaction. Her business is built on dedication,
determination, communication and trust while embodying the ability to cater to
and adapt to all of her client's Real Estate needs. Amanda's fun spirit,
creative outlook and warm, personable approach have helped establish her as one
of the areas most sought after agents. Relationships are the cornerstone of her
business and she lives by the motto "who you work with matters".  



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> Amanda was a true Godsend in the process of selling both my and my mother's
> houses. Her expert advice and top-notch connections got us through the ups and
> downs of a rapidly shifting real estate landscape successfully and rapidly.
> Selling a house can be emotional and anxiety provoking. Amanda's consistent
> optimism, kindness, and professionalism were essential in keeping us relaxed
> and confident. My only regret is not getting to see/talk to Amanda as much now
> that our houses have sold! I can absolutely guarantee you won't regret
> trusting Amanda with your real estate needs, she's wonderful!

— Cindy K.

> Working with Amanda was absolutely incredible. From the first day we met her,
> she was available for us at a moment's notice and was always there to answer
> our questions - of which there were many since we were so new to this process!
> She makes a process that could be very overwhelming and stressful instead of
> easy, simple, and straightforward and made us feel confident in our choices.
> We could not have asked for a better experience and have been recommending her
> to anyone who needs a real estate agent in the DC/MD area. Thank you Amanda
> for everything you do!

— Ilana L.

> We worked with Amanda on the buy and sell side, and could not be happier with
> our experience with her. Amanda is a consummate professional. She knows the DC
> real estate market well, is responsive, offers great advice, and will help
> guide you to the right decision (whatever that may be) in the end. Highly
> recommend!

— Steve S.

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19 9TH ST SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON

19 9th Street Southeast Washington, Southeast Washington, DC 20003

5 BD | 3,090 Sq.Ft.

$2,199,000

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310 7TH ST

310 7th Street, Northeast Washington, DC 20002

5 BD | 2,253 Sq.Ft.

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7600 SAVANNAH DRIVE, BETHESDA, MD 20817

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$1,325,000

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214 4TH ST

214 4th Street, Northeast Washington, DC 20002

3 BD | 1,798 Sq.Ft.

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Amanda Briggs is a real estate agent affiliated with Compass. Compass is a
licensed real estate broker under the name 'Compass Real Estate' in the District
of Columbia and under the name "Compass" in Virginia and Maryland and abides by
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or withdrawal without notice. No statement is made as to the accuracy of any
description. All measurements and square footages are approximate. This is not
intended to solicit property already listed. Nothing herein shall be construed
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