Julie O'Malley

Julie is committed to helping sellers, buyers, and investors across the Main Line suburbs of Philadelphia and surrounding areas achieve their real estate goals. A lifelong resident of the Main Line, she takes pride in sharing her deep knowledge, local insights, and market expertise to create a seamless and rewarding experience for her clients.

Julie offers a collaborative, transparent, and tailored luxury experience designed to exceed her clients’ expectations. She is known for her compassionate approach, guiding and advising clients through what is often one of the most significant transitions of their lives. Julie prioritizes relationships, valuing long-term connections and quality over a purely transactional business. This is evident in the fact that the majority of her business comes from referrals, repeat clients, and warm leads.

For sellers, she develops a multi-faceted marketing plan and pricing strategy to showcase the unique story of each home, ensuring it captures buyers' attention and hearts. When working with buyers, Julie provides step-by-step guidance, access to all available inventory—including off-market properties—and strategies to make offers stand out to secure their dream home. With Compass One’s client dashboard, her clients enjoy a seamless platform with 24/7 transparency, full visibility of their transaction, and an organized timeline all in one place. Leveraging the latest technology, an extensive network of like-minded agents, and trusted community resources, Julie ensures that her clients achieve the best results with minimal stress.

Active in her community, Julie is a board member of the Willow Park Preserve in Villanova, PA, committed to preserving and revitalizing the historic Willow Mansion as a welcoming, inclusive space for education, wellness and recreation, serving all community members for generations to come. Additionally, she co-founded a local women's networking group dedicated to mentoring female business owners, nurturing professional development, and expanding community connections. She also served for six years on the Radnor Educational Foundation Board as co-chair of the Marketing and Neighbors Helping Neighbors Committees.