Dana Landry

Over the past two decades Dana has earned a reputation of being one of the most qualified and effective real estate brokers in the Capital Region. His love of real estate brought him from a high-profile corporate career in the telecommunications industry to become a founding partner of Washington Fine Properties. Serving as the firm's Principal Broker since 1999, Dana has been instrumental in Washington Fine Properties’ well-managed growth since its inception. His insight into creating a firm that provides the highest level of service to its agents and clients alike has allowed Washington Fine Properties to grow to 165 agents with ten offices throughout Washington, DC, Virginia, and Maryland.

Dana brings years of professional experience to his current position as Principal Broker for Washington Fine Properties, where he manages the overall operations of the company. He attributes his success to his ability to develop relationships with both agents and clients alike and in providing the highest level of support to help achieve their goals. Dana is a Certified Management Accountant and member of the Institute of Management Accountants, as well as a Licensed Real Estate Broker in the District of Columbia, Virginia, Maryland, and Florida.

Before joining Washington Fine Properties, Dana enjoyed a 17-year career with Mitel, a global leader in telecommunications, in various financial management roles, beginning in their U.S. Headquarters in Boca Raton, Florida. He relocated to Mitel's corporate offices in Ontario, Canada, to head corporate finance worldwide for one of the company's major divisions and subsequently became the Director of Corporate Finance across several divisions, overseeing all aspects of management support, planning, budgeting, forecasting and reporting. Dana managed the acquisition of RCA Business Telephone Systems, a competitive telecommunications company, overseeing their integration into Mitel's U.S. business. This ultimately required him to relocate to Mitel's U.S. headquarters in Reston, Virginia. After the successful integration of the acquisition, he became Head of Finance and Business Support for the U.S. operations before leaving Mitel in 2000 to establish Washington Fine Properties.