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Jo A Kennel

Jo A Kennel
Real Estate Agent (Broker)
Springfield VA

Broker (VA: 062667)

25 years experience

REALTOR® 1 Active Listings Serves Fairfax County, VA
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Contact Information

Brokerage
Re/Max Allegiance- Burke

Office Website
Office Address
6990 Caton Woods Ct
Springfield, VA  22150
(Fairfax County)
Office Phone
703-250-8500
Office Fax
Mobile
703-403-3899
Email
jake****@***.net
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Service Areas

Centreville: VA Dulles: VA Sully Station: VA Chantilly: VA Kings Park: VA Wakefield: VA Woodburn: VA Annandale: VA Burke: VA Kings Park West: VA Burke Centre: VA Fair Lakes: VA Fair Oaks: VA Oakton: VA Fairfax: VA Fairfax Station: VA George Mason: VA South Run: VA Crosspointe: VA Lorton: VA Woodbridge: VA Newington Forest: VA Mason Neck: VA Occoquan: VA Franconia: VA Newington: VA Laurel Hill: VA Mount Vernon: VA Engleside: VA Springfield: VA West Springfield: VA Neabsco: VA Marumsco: VA Cherry Hill: VA Potomac Mills: VA Dale City: VA Montclair: VA County Center: VA Independent Hill: VA Arlington: VA Washington: DC Seven Corners: VA Alexandria: VA McLean: VA Rosslyn: VA Lincolnia: VA Huntington: VA Rose Hill: VA Kingstowne: VA Fort Belvoir: VA Hayfield: VA Groveton: VA

About Jo Kennel

Dedicated to precision and client satisfaction, this full-time real estate agent specializes in the Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C. markets. With a deep understanding of the unique requirements of buyers, sellers, and renters, they provide expert guidance throughout the real estate process, whether it involves purchasing, selling, renovating, or leasing properties.

Offering a comprehensive concierge service, this agent assists clients in preparing their homes for sale or rent. They have cultivated a network of dependable contractors over the years, ensuring that any property can be transformed to appeal to today’s discerning buyers. The Washington, D.C. area is dynamic, with trends evolving rapidly; thus, having a knowledgeable local agent is essential for navigating this competitive market. Having lived in the metropolitan area since 1982, including extensive experience in Fairfax County, this agent possesses an in-depth understanding of the region's development and real estate landscape.

For prospective homebuyers, this agent is committed to investing the necessary time to help them find their ideal home. After viewing just a few properties, they can quickly identify clients' preferences, allowing for a tailored search that aligns with individual tastes.

For sellers, the agent employs targeted direct and online marketing strategies to maximize property visibility. They also manage all aspects of the selling process, including referrals to trusted agents in out-of-town markets, ensuring that every client’s needs are met with professionalism and care.

Fairfax County, VA Real Estate Market Analysis (Single Family Homes)

$1,810,253
Avg. Listing Price
From Jo's portfolio
4.7 / 4.3
Avg. Beds/Baths
Typical property size
4,144 sf
Avg. Square Footage
Interior living space
1266
Active Listings
Current inventory

Fairfax County, Virginia represents one of the most sophisticated and affluent real estate markets in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, characterized by exceptional median home values and a highly educated buyer base. With 11,149 actively licensed real estate agents serving this dynamic market, the county demonstrates the intense professional competition that emerges in high-value suburban markets adjacent to major government and corporate centers.

The sheer volume of licensed professionals—all 11,149 agents maintaining current email contact information—reflects both the market's robust transaction volume and the technological sophistication required to serve discerning clients in this affluent Northern Virginia region. This concentration of real estate expertise supports a market where homes routinely exceed national median prices and where buyers often possess substantial purchasing power derived from careers in government, defense contracting, and technology sectors.

Major Fairfax County, Virginia Real Estate Markets

The county's real estate landscape spans from the urban-adjacent communities of McLean and Great Falls, where luxury estates command multi-million dollar prices, to family-oriented markets in Burke, Centreville, and Oakton that attract government employees and corporate professionals seeking excellent schools and convenient commuter access. Vienna and Falls Church represent particularly sought-after markets, combining historic charm with proximity to Washington, D.C., while Reston stands out as a planned community that pioneered mixed-use development concepts decades ahead of national trends.

Fairfax Station, Clifton, and Lorton offer more spacious suburban environments that appeal to families prioritizing larger lots and newer construction, while the Route 1 corridor through Alexandria portions of the county presents emerging opportunities for redevelopment and urban infill projects. Each submarket maintains distinct pricing dynamics and buyer preferences, requiring specialized local knowledge that the county's extensive agent network provides.

Market Dynamics and Geographic Complexity

Fairfax County's real estate market operates with unusual complexity due to its position within multiple overlapping economic zones—serving as bedroom community for D.C. federal workers, headquarters location for major defense contractors, and increasingly as a destination for Amazon and other technology companies establishing significant regional presences. This economic diversity creates resilient demand across multiple property types and price points, from luxury single-family homes to high-end townhomes and condominiums.

The market's sophistication shows in its rapid adoption of technology-driven buying and selling processes, with agents increasingly required to provide virtual tour capabilities, detailed market analytics, and seamless digital transaction management. School district boundaries significantly influence property values, with homes in areas served by top-rated schools commanding premium prices that can vary dramatically within short geographic distances.

Why Businesses Need Fairfax County, Virginia Agent Contact Data

Mortgage lenders, home inspection services, and real estate technology companies find exceptional opportunity in Fairfax County due to the high transaction values and sophisticated client expectations that characterize this market. With all 11,149 agents maintaining current email addresses, businesses can efficiently reach professionals who serve clients with substantial purchasing power and willingness to invest in premium services throughout the buying and selling process.

The concentration of real estate expertise in this single county creates unique opportunities for business-to-business services, continuing education providers, and professional development companies seeking to serve agents who operate in one of the nation's most demanding and lucrative residential markets. Direct email access to this substantial agent network enables targeted outreach for everything from luxury marketing services to specialized financing products designed for high-net-worth clients.

Current Property Listings

As of 2/13/2026, Jo Kennel has 1 property for sale in Springfield and surrounding areas.

$319,900

Listed 2026-01-09

14174 Cuddy Loop Apt 204
Woodbridge, VA  22193

Beds: 2.0
Baths: 2.0
Sq Ft: 1,100
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Current Property Rentals

As of 1/31/2026, Jo Kennel has the following rental property available in Springfield and surrounding areas.

$3,400

Listed 2026-01-09

307 Yoakum Pkwy Apt 1125
Alexandria, VA  22304

Beds: 3.0
Baths: 2.5
Sq Ft: 1,621
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