$15,000 more than the nicer home next door. A neighborhood record.
20741 Parkside Cir · Sterling, VA
- Of asking
- 105%
- Days
- 5
- Offers
- 4
Track record
347 homes.
44 communities.
One agent of record.
Kevin was the agent of record on 347 homes across 44 communities. Counting the teams he led, his career passes 1,000 closed transactions: a larger and different number, kept separate here on purpose.
Midsummer Drive, Reston, a home Kevin sold.
- Homes, agent of record
- 347
- 347 of them on the map below, across 44 communities.
- Closed transactions
- 1,000+
- Team-inclusive; never added to the map.
- Communities
- 44
- Searchable by the name you would type.
What is counted: homes Kevin was personally the agent of record on. What is not shown: prices and days on market for most of the homes on the map; the record holds them for too few of the 347 to publish, so they appear only on the three sales shown in full. Not the same as the career figure: the 1,000+ includes the teams he led; this page counts only homes he personally sold. Source: Kevin’s own transaction records.
Where they were
347 homes. 347 on the map. Search by town.
347homes, with Kevin as the agent of record
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The record by the numbers
What Kevin’s own sales look like.
- Sale vs. asking
- 105%
- Kevin’s own listings, his average. The typical DC Metro sale closes at about 97% (Bright MLS, 2026).
- Days on market
- 7
- Kevin’s own listings, his average. The typical DC Metro listing sits for about 45 days (Bright MLS, 2026).
- Neighborhood records
- 12+
- Neighborhoods where Kevin’s own sale set the highest price ever paid.
- Broker price opinions
- 5,000+
- Valuations Kevin has done himself for lenders, not the teams’ work.
The market today
Median sale price, estimated, from Zillow Research (July 2026), and the typical home value’s change over the last year (August 2026).
The same figures Kevin’s guides run on, kept current.
Loudoun County$755,651↑ +1.4%
Fairfax County$738,791→ +0.9%
Prince William$565,929↑ +1.1%
Arlington$768,299→ +0.8%
Alexandria$681,410↑ +1.8%
Washington DC$652,533↓ −1.0%
Montgomery, MD$608,752→ −0.6%
What a sale looks like
The sales we hold in full, shown in full.
The highest price per square foot the neighborhood has ever seen.
6718 White Post Rd · Centreville, VA
- Of asking
- 120%
- Days
- 4
- Offers
- 12
Another agent had it 75 days. Kevin sold it in five, for $20,000 more.
9614 Whitehall Blvd · Spotsylvania, VA
- Of asking
- 107%
- Days
- 5
- Offers
- 6
Trained for the seller’s side
Four NAR credentials, all of them for selling.
Training for the sale, the pricing, the negotiation, and a downsizing move.
NAR Designation · SRSSeller Representative SpecialistThe national benchmark for listing representation: protecting your interests and your equity.
NAR Certification · PSAPricing Strategy AdvisorPricing from recent nearby sales, and getting the appraisal to agree.
NAR Certification · RENEReal Estate Negotiation ExpertAdvocacy for the best terms, not only the best number, once the offers are on the table.
NAR Designation · SRESSeniors Real Estate SpecialistA downsizing sale or a sale that funds retirement: the timing, the proceeds and the steps between.
Questions about the record
What people ask after the map.
Are these all of Kevin’s sales?
No, and that is on purpose. The map shows the homes where Kevin himself was the agent of record. Counting the teams he led, his career passes 1,000 closed transactions: a larger number, kept separate here.
How do I see what sold near me?
Type your town into the search on the map above: it shows the homes Kevin sold there. For what homes sell for across your area, the neighborhood guides have current numbers.
Can I talk to a past client?
Yes. Read what clients wrote on the reviews site, and ask Kevin: he can put you in touch with past clients who are happy to talk.
Does the record say what my home would sell for?
No. It shows what Kevin sold. What your home would sell for comes from what closed near it recently, and the home value site works that out for your address.
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