Dava Costello, the owner of the Dava Real Estate Group, is a licensed professional in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey, offering a wealth of experience and expertise to anyone embarking on their real estate journey. With a strong background in marketing and design, she excels in presenting properties in their best light, from crafting eye-catching listings to executing strategic marketing campaigns. Dava harnesses her skills to ensure that your property stands out in the competitive market. Dava is a seasoned real estate professional and a fervent neighborhood enthusiast. She possesses a profound passion for comprehending the unique nuances of each community, which allows her to match clients with the perfect neighborhood that aligns with their lifestyles and preferences. Being a well-connected member of the local business community, Dava has cultivated valuable relationships that can be leveraged to your advantage during real estate transactions. Whether you require recommendations for services or wish to tap into the local network, Dava is there to provide invaluable assistance. As an alumna of The University of the Arts and Temple’s Real Estate Institute, Dava is committed to staying current with the latest industry trends and best practices. She is active with the Greater Philadelphia Association of Realtors and a member of the Building Industry Association, ensuring that she remains at the forefront of her field. When she’s not dedicated to her clients, Dava enjoys immersing herself in all Philadelphia offers, particularly its distinctive arts and culinary scene. She resides in the vibrant Point Breeze neighborhood with her husband and two children and is deeply committed to giving back to the community. Dava is heavily involved in philanthropic endeavors within the Type 1 Diabetic community, collaborating with the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and advocating for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund. She also volunteers as an Ambassador for Riding on Insulin, mentoring families and promoting ski/snowboarding camps for children with Type 1 diabetes.