Rebecca Diamond Top real estate agent in Haverford

Rebecca Diamond

Berkshire Hathaway Fox Roach
22 Years of Experience
(33)
$6M
Total Sales Last Year
22
Years of Experience
17
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$707.9K
Average Price Point

    About Rebecca Diamond

    Rebecca Diamond brings more than 20 years of Main Line real estate experience to every buyer and seller she represents. As a realtor, investor, and landlord, Rebecca understands the Main Line market from every angle - not just as an agent, but as someone who has bought, sold, and held property in the same neighborhoods her clients call home.

    Her track record speaks for itself: consistently in the top 15% of all agents across the Delaware Valley, top 15-20% of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices agents nationwide since 2014, and named a Philadelphia Magazine 5-Star Realtor every single year since the award's inception. Her sales ratio is 99%, meaning nearly every home she lists sells - compared to an MLS average around 43%. Her listings also sell approximately 50% faster than the local market average.

    Rebecca has been quoted in Main Line Today, Forbes, and ABC-TV, and she formerly co-hosted a weekly real estate talk radio show on WPEN Philadelphia. This media experience shapes how she markets her clients' homes: with clear positioning, strong photography, and messaging that reaches the right buyer, not just the biggest audience.

    Rebecca specializes in the core Main Line townships - Lower Merion (Gladwyne, Bryn Mawr, Ardmore, Wynnewood, Merion Station), Radnor (Villanova, Wayne, Rosemont), Haverford (Bryn Mawr, Haverford, Ardmore, Havertown), Tredyffrin (Berwyn, Paoli), Easttown (Devon), and Upper Merion. She also works Chester County (Malvern, Charlestown, Phoenixville) and select Philadelphia neighborhoods including Manayunk and Roxborough.

    What sets Rebecca apart is old-school responsiveness combined with modern marketing. Every client gets her direct cell number and can reach her seven days a week. Every listing gets professional photography, targeted digital advertising, and a written pricing analysis backed by 20 years of local market knowledge.

    Whether you're buying your first home in Ardmore, selling a family home in Wynnewood, upsizing to Gladwyne, or looking for a Main Line investment property, Rebecca offers the experience and market knowledge that consistently ranks her among the top agents in the region.
    Degrees from Emory University and Temple University. Professional opera singer, dog lover, equestrienne, tennis and pickleball player.
    HOBBIES/INTEREST
    Tennis, pickleball, opera, musical theater
    FAMILY
    No kids, just one very large, hairy dog.
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    Credentials

    LICENSE
    Real Estate - Pennsylvania - # RS282088
    Designation

    ABR (Accredited Buyers Representative)

    Licensed Realtor

    Seniors Real Estate Specialist

    Seller Representative Specialist

    Certified Negotiation Expert

    ePro

    REALTOR

    Specialties

    • Buyer's Agent
    • First Time Home Buyers
    • Listing Agent
    • Luxury Specialist
    • Relocation
    • Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES)
    • Staging & Home Preparation

    Awards

    • FastExpert 2026 Five Star Agent Award badge
    • FastExpert 2026 Top Agent in Bryn Mawr, PA Award badge

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Bryn Mawr, PA

    • FastExpert 2026 Top Agent in Villanova, PA Award badge

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Villanova, PA

    Answered Questions

    What to do-- agent's poor hygiene is turning me off?

    If I were in your agent's shoes, I would want to know why it's not working out. If his breath is the only obstacle, while it's a tough topic, if you handle it with compassion, a professional will make an effort to do better. If it's more than just his breath, as in, bodily odor, that's harder. Maybe something like "Hey, I hope you don't mind me saying this aEUR" I've noticed a bit of an odor lately and thought you'd want to know. I figured I'd rather mention it quietly than have someone less kind bring it up.aEUR?

    Answered by Rebecca Diamond | Knoxville, TN, USA | 309 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
    What to do about a sick real estate agent?

    Sickness is not an excuse for delayed or rescheduled showings. Your agent should have licensed colleagues that can cover in his/her stead. We as agents do this all the time when we go on vacation - someone is in place to co-pilot the ship in our absence. Your situation is no different. Have a compassionate conversation; "I'm so sorry you're not feeling well. I don't want to put added pressure on you, so I'm hoping we can find someone to take over showings until you recover. Is there someone in your office that could help?" After all, you hired an entire brokerage, not just one agent, so someone should be able to help out. Best of luck with your home sale, hope you get top dollar!

    Answered by Rebecca Diamond | Raleigh, NC, USA | 618 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
    How do I find a HUD foreclosures agent for help me ? ?

    The USAHud.com website has vetted agents in your area that can help you find what you're looking for.

    Answered by Rebecca Diamond | Littleton | 2474 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
    Should I walk around with the appraiser?

    Probably not. The appraiser needs quiet time to focus, without distraction or pressure to move from one room to another. Most of them do not like to be accompanied, even by your Realtor, and it's always a good idea to keep all the people in your transaction's eco-system, on your good side. That said, a listing agent should provide the appraiser with a package of comparable properties, a detailed list of recent updates, and a brief synopsis of how the transaction went - if there were multiple offers, that's especially important for the appraiser to know. If someone has to be there, that's ok but not preferred; just advise them to stay out of the appraiser's way.

    Answered by Rebecca Diamond | La Puente, CA, USA | 1229 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
    How can I find a real lender that will help me apply for go?

    First of all, I would stay away from the large, online lenders. A small, local, lender that's flexible is often the best choice. To find one of those, one tactic is to find a trusted Realtor first because most Realtors have lending professionals they work with all the time who are exquisite professionals and can get the job done. I have 4-5 lenders I frequently recommend specifically for first-time buyer government programs and I'm sure there are Realtors in your area who do the same thing. Go find those people. If you'd like, I can refer you to some great agents in your area, feel free to reach out to me.

    Answered by Rebecca Diamond | Taunton Massachusetts | 466 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago

    Contact Information

    Location

    338 West Lancaster Avenue #suite 200 Haverford, PA, 19041

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