Gerry Gretschel

Gerry began her real estate career in 2016 after two decades working as Vice President of a direct market consulting firm proudly serving the needs of the global nonprofit community. Her commitment to providing her clients with exemplary service and individualized attention is a true asset to her real estate business. Clients appreciate her caring, analytical, creative, and well-organized approach to managing the oftentimes complicated process of buying or selling a home. A lifelong Washingtonian who has lived all over the DC Metro area, Gerry’s extensive knowledge of the DMV is an invaluable resource to her clients, many of whom continue to rely on her network of trusted industry partners long after the sale or purchase of their home. Immensely proud of her family’s many years of leadership and involvement in various community organizations in the DMV and beyond, Gerry’s connection and commitment to these groups give her a unique perspective when helping her clients understand the very dynamic and ever-changing parts of our city and region. She proudly served on the executive board of Janney Elementary School (her neighborhood DC public school) for seven years and volunteered much of her time to Georgetown Visitation, her alma mater. She currently serves on the executive board of Gonzaga College High School’s Mother’s Club. In addition to supporting and volunteering at Martha’s Table, the Father McKenna Center, DC Central Kitchen, Tenleytown Main Street, Cycle for Survival, and SBPUSA, Gerry’s family is also actively involved with the Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation, a charity that her family created in 1993. Now active in five countries, DRWF was established to raise public awareness, provide support to people living with diabetes, and fund research to find a cure. Gerry lives in the American University Park neighborhood of Washington, DC with her husband Chris (a fifth generation Washingtonian!), their four children, and chocolate lab Tippy. When she’s not working or spending time with family and friends, Gerry is likely planning her next vacation or trying to sneak in a trip to New Orleans to visit her daughter at Tulane. Laissez les bons temps roulez!