About Marco Stilli
Real Estate Professional in Washington, District Of Columbia United States
Marco Stilli has lived in the Washington, DC region for almost 10 years and is licensed in Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia. He has been active in real estate since 2004.
Over the years gained extensive experience in the urban Washington, DC market, and has expanded his practice to include the Northern Virginia, Old Town Alexandria and the Montgomery County markets. He has developed the reputation of being a premier Realtor within the international community and among clients relocating in the Greater Washington Metropolitan Area in demand of personalized service throughout the transaction and the relocation process.
Marco Stilli brings a unique perspective to the Real Estate industry due to the experiences he gained in operations as an Aviator in the Italian Navy. He is well prepared for strategically navigating the Real estate markets with knowledge, capability, and negotiation skills.
His knowledge and reputation for going the extra mile to meet the needs and interest of his clients has earned him the qualification of "Designated Realtor of the Embassy of Italy". Marco Stilli's clientele ranges from first-time home buyers to CEOs of multi-national corporations, international investors, top members of the Military, and executives of the World Banks and IMF. He works with both buyers and sellers, and relishes working on creative investment and renovation opportunities.
Complementing his background and vast international experience, he recently completed the Certification for International Property Specialist (CIPS).
Marco Stilli is fluent in Italian and lives in Washington N.W.
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