Thursday, April 29, 2004

Name: Dawn Jones

Company: Weichert Realtors

Address: 1355 Beverly Road, McLean, VA 22101

Phone: 703/893-1500, Ext. 190

Fax: 703/442-8923

E-mail: dawnjones@weichert.com

Web site: dawnjones.realtor.com

Year started: 1987

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How did you get started in real estate? I was encouraged by my broker, Arlis Simmons

How long with the current company? Since 1987

License and designation: Virginia real estate sales, accredited buyer representative (ABR)

Associations: Northern Virginia Association of Realtors

Awards: No. 2 agent at Weichert’s McLean central office for last five years

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Greatest accomplishment in the past 12 months: Hosting my TV show on Channel 10, “Business Beat,” featuring current events and real estate. In this show I am able to feature the homes that I have for sale as well as local politicians. I really loved doing a piece on the McLean Orchestra when we went to a private home and the orchestra played. The whole evening was magical.

What is your area of specialty? McLean and Great Falls

Highest-priced home sold: $2.13 million

Most memorable house: Tudor home on Georgetown Pike.

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Worst experience: Being chased all around the house by one gentleman visitor during an open house, and then being rescued by a lovely family to whom I told my plight. They made sure he was gone before departing the house.

Family: Married; three children; five grandchildren

Education: Undergraduate at Essex College in England, majoring in English; graduate studies in linguistics at University of Virginia

Community service: Missions committee of St. John’s Episcopal Church; collected, packaged and sent 28 boxes of clothes for AIDS orphans in Kenya.

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Last book read: “Pride and Prejudice,” by Jane Austen

Last movie seen: “Under the Tuscan Sun”

What kind of car do you drive? Mercedes

What is your personal dream house? A beautiful cottage on a cliff overlooking the sea.

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