David Harbour

David grew up in Chicago and graduated with a Business Communications degree from the University of Illinois. He moved to Washington DC in 1988 after signing an NFL contract as an offensive lineman with the Washington Redskins. After playing a couple of years with the Redskins, he went on to win a World Championship with the London Monarchs of the World League of American Football.

After his football career, David was hired as the Director of Sales for the Washington Wizards and Capitals. David was responsible for stadium sales for both the NBA and NHL teams. Five years later, David began a successful real estate career, focused on personalized customer service and lasting client relationships, and quickly became one of the top agents in the Washington-DC area. David works very hard to ensure that every client receives the best guidance and representation possible. Whether you are buying or selling a home or looking for commercial property, David will work hard to help you achieve your goals and be committed to you from start to finish with his expert knowledge and experience. As a testament to his excellence, David has been inducted into the RE/MAX Hall of Fame (2007) and has appeared as a real estate expert on HGTV’s national show, “Get It Sold,” sharing tactics for sellers in a softening market.

David’s Real Estate Highlights:

- David has been a full-time real estate agent and broker for 26 years
- Served on the Board of Directors for the Dulles Area Association of Realtors
- Launched eXp Realty in Virginia and became the State Broker in 2011
- Served as a Regional Development Leader for eXp Realty 2017
- Sold over 150 million dollars in homes
- Founder of Dance-A-Palooza Charity Event which raises money for local charities

David’s drive, commitment to excellence, and goal-oriented personality are also reflected in his personal life. He enjoys the outdoors, trains and competes in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and is a passionate mountain climber, having summited Mt. Kilimanjaro in Africa (19,341 ft) and Mt. Rainier (US, 14,410 ft.). He is married with two children and currently resides in Northern Virginia.