Bailey Real Estate Holdings LLC
Property management company in Washington, DC
- Address
- 1926 Benning Rd NE, Washington, DC, 20002
- Phone
- (202) 265-1850
- Website
- baileyreholdings.com
About Bailey Real Estate Holdings LLC
Bailey Real Estate Holdings LLC is a Washington, DC real estate development and property management company founded in 2004 by Jerome Bailey. The firm has established itself as a leader in the multifamily affordable housing industry in the DC area, developing, financing, and acquiring multifamily properties throughout the city with a focus on providing housing to low-to-moderate-income residents. The company operates from its office at 1926 Benning Road NE and manages residential rental properties across Washington, DC, offering prospective and current tenants online applications, rent payment processing, maintenance requests, and property tours. Jerome Bailey's path to founding the company began at Howard University's School of Business, where he arrived as an ambitious student with limited financial resources and was mentored by faculty members Harold Gray Sr. and Joan Black. That mentorship shaped his approach to business and community, and he later established an endowment at Howard's School of Business in their honor to support future purpose-driven students. Bailey has spoken about his commitment to advancing women and people of color within the commercial real estate industry, stating that the more CRE professionals from underrepresented backgrounds who are empowered, the more opportunities for ownership and economic empowerment they can create within their own communities. That commitment shows up in how the company builds its team: since its founding, Bailey Real Estate Holdings has employed graduates from five Historically Black Colleges and Universities, including fellow Howard University alumni, as well as residents from DC's Wards 7 and 8. Chief Operating Officer Julita Blair has led the company's day-to-day operations for a decade. The company describes its culture as a family one, aiming to build workplaces and housing communities that are as vibrant as the neighborhoods they serve, while continuing to address the growing need for accessible housing across Washington, DC.
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