Meet Anthony Constable, Northern Virginia REALTOR®
A REALTOR® with RE/MAX Gateway, a Warrenton local for two decades, and 17 years deep in construction before ever writing an offer. Serving buyers, sellers, and investors across five Northern Virginia counties.
From Building Homes to Selling Them
I wanted to get into real estate seven or eight years before I finally did. People kept telling me the market was too crazy, so I waited. But the pull was always there, and honestly, it goes back to my grandfather. When I was about nine years old, he told me that land and real estate are a finite resource, and that if you can own a piece of it, that is a really good thing. Buying his property in Chantilly is what changed everything for his family. I never forgot it.
I spent 17 years in our family's high-end iron and metal work business, on residential and commercial projects, and I always thought I would take that business over. When that did not work out, I moved into high-end commercial construction and became a senior project manager, working in homes and buildings across DC and Northern Virginia, including some of the nicest homes in the country.
Along the way, my wife and I bought our first rental property, fixed it up, pulled the equity out, and bought a second. I already knew how homes were built. Now I was learning how they are bought and sold, hands on, with our own money. We loved it.
Two years ago I took the leap. I studied on my way to work, on lunch breaks, and after work, finished all the testing within three weeks, and passed my licensing exam on a lunch break. The plan was to wait another year and build reserves first. Once I started, I could not wait.
What That Background Means for You
Insight at Every Level
Anthony’s experience in construction started with helping his grandfather build his home at 9 years old. Since then, he has managed and coordinated multiple projects and builds for both his own company and for clients. This allows him to provide a significant advantage to both his buyer and seller clients, giving them unique insights into their homes needs and negotiating better deals.
Project Management
Anthony brings over 12 years of hands-on project management and business management into the industry. This means every client benefits from a system designed to provide a smooth and stress-free experience, personalized to them.
Building a Business, Not Just a License
With years of experience running the day-to-day operations for a sub-contracting firm, Managing multi-million dollar contracts and projects, and building out a division in a multi-million dollar commercial millwork company – Anthony in intent on building Constable Real Estate the same way: always adding experienced individual, tools, and always improving the process.
Two Decades in Warrenton, a Lifetime in Northern Virginia
I grew up in Sterling, Chantilly, and Manassas before my family settled in Warrenton when I was about ten. Warrenton has been home for roughly 20 years now. Before real estate, my work took me into Northern Virginia and DC every single day: Fairfax, McLean, Falls Church, Great Falls, Alexandria, Arlington, working inside the homes people here live in. I did not learn these markets from a map.
How We Work
Every new encounter starts with a conversation to learn about each other. From there we customize our process to you. Whether you hire us to “just handle it” or if you’re looking for an in-depth analysis and guidance on a particular property or market, we will meet and exceed your needs and expectations.
Phone: (540) 359-5539
Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00AM-6:00PM (Closed Saturday & Sunday)
Clients We Serve : Ashburn • Leesburg • Warrenton • Woodbridge • Manassas • Loudoun County • Fauquier County • Prince William County • Fairfax County • Culpeper County
Off the Clock
Anthony is one of eight siblings, and most of the family still lives within about ten miles of each other in Virginia. Every year he builds sets with a theater ministry in Manassas that raises money for youth programs, volunteers with his church, and has worked with Habitat for Humanity in the Warrenton community.
I did not leave it behind, I brought it with me. Construction taught me how homes are built. Investing taught me how they are bought and sold. The license just made it official, and the truth is I had wanted to do this for years before I finally jumped.