Ed graduated from Rider University with a B.S. in Industrial Management, and subsequently attended the Harvard Business School as part of IBM’s Executive Management Program.
His undergraduate and professional accomplishments were recognized in 2012 when he received the Rider University Distinguished Alumnus Award “for exceptional achievements as a student athlete, a U. S. Naval Officer, business executive, entrepreneur, consultant and serving as President of Congressional Country Club with distinction.”
Ed began his career with IBM before being inducted into the armed services. During this time, he was assigned to the Pentagon as a U.S. Naval Officer and served three tours for the Advanced Computer Technology Division. Upon completion of his assignment, Ed returned to IBM, eventually becoming the General Manager of the Telecommunications Unit. Ed later joined Accenture Corporation where his contributions facilitated a successful launch of Accenture’s IT consulting business in Washington, D.C. Ed was later recognized by Accenture as the most effective and successful relationship business development executive in the company.
An avid golfer, Ed utilized his love for the sport while at Accenture, effectively demonstrating the sport’s influence with televised promotional and client marketing. Ed was essential in establishing the Accenture Match Play PGA Golf Championship Tournament, which continues to be one of the company’s major advertising and brand recognition events. Ed’s passion for golf and its ability to play a role in executive relationship building has been instrumental for his successful, client-oriented career. While serving as President of Congressional Country Club, Ed initiated and served as the point man in negotiations with the USGA to host the U.S. Open at Congressional in 1997 and the subsequent U.S. Open edition in 2011.
After a long and successful professional career, Ed has chosen to step back and is currently working as a referral agent for The Burr Group. He lives in Quarry Springs with his wife Nancy and they have four adult children.
He is a Senior Vice President at TTR Sotheby's International Realty and the founder of The Burr Group, a 20-member team of award-winning agents. A lifelong Washingtonian, Corey has an unwavering commitment to his clients and the expertise to successfully handle any type of sale or purchase in all price ranges, regardless of market conditions. Corey has intimate knowledge of the nuances and character of every neighborhood and stands out because of the enduring relationships he forms with his buyers and sellers. He has been honored by Washingtonian Magazine as the Top Producer and has been named one of the "100 Most Influential Real Estate Agents" in the DC Metro region. TTR Sotheby's Realty has recognized the Burr Group as the Top Team in Maryland for five consecutive years.
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Corey Burr has stood out in the Washington, DC-area real estate community for more than three decades. The Burr Group has sold more than 1,700 properties in all price ranges in DC and Montgomery County, Maryland during his career. His constant commitment to his clients and his intimate knowledge of the market have enabled him to build an unparalleled track record of success.
Led by President Corey Burr, the Burr Group is TTR Sotheby's International Realty's Top Team in Maryland, representing the region’s finest properties. Our combined years of experience have taught us the character of nearly every block and the expertise to successfully handle any type of sale or purchase in any type of market condition.
