Jean Hanan

Jean Hanan was raised in Alexandria, Virginia, and has spent her adult life between Northern Virginia and Washington, DC.

Jean started her professional career in real estate following graduate school and then, after working as an executive in the energy industry and as a public relations consultant for the World Bank for a number of years, returned to real estate as her profession.

Jean is a tenacious advocate for her clients. She has a winning talent for helping her sellers prepare their homes for sale and common-sense negotiating skills so that top dollar is attained in the shortest time possible. For her buyer clients, she has a natural ability to find the right property at the right price to perfectly suit their criteria and desires.

Jean has been a volunteer and served as chairman for various endeavors at Little Folks School in Georgetown, Beauvoir National Cathedral Elementary School, and the National Cathedral School for Girls.

She has also given back to her community in her support of various local causes including serving on the Board of the Friends of Montrose and Dumbarton Oaks Parks. She chaired the renovation of Georgetown's Montrose Park playground, which is used as the model for playground renovation by the National Park Service and chosen by Travel and Leisure magazine as the best playground in Washington, DC.