By Subhajit Bag on August 30, 2025 Verified by Google

I recently worked with the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties Midtown office at 1163 West Peachtree Street NE, Suite 200, and it was a genuinely positive experience. The office itself is modern and welcoming, with a “Smart Office” design that feels both fresh and professional .

What stands out most is their solid reputation—deeply rooted in integrity, stability, and innovation. From my visit, it's clear clients gain a distinct advantage thanks to their experience, financial strength, and commitment to exceptional service .

By Kirsten Conover on September 9, 2021 Verified by Google

A wonderful office with hard-working, dedicated realtors helping people achieve their real estate goals, all under the leadership of a whip-smart, passionate, dedicated broker--Valerie Levin--who helps us all keep it together and moving forward despite the occasional obstacles that may come our way!

By Jessica Li on September 8, 2021 Verified by Google

The BHHS Midtown Office has incredible, positive energy and a hardworking team to make sure all of you needs as an agent are not only met but but exceeded. Valerie Levin, the managing broker is a tremendous and invaluable resource for all of her agents and supports you and your professional growth, whether you are highly experienced agent or just starting out. I'm extremely proud to be a part of this team!

By Brittani Holland on February 14, 2020 Verified by Google

Steer clear. Buyer beware.

I can’t stress this enough. Berkshire Hathaway is out to make a dime at anyone’s expense - in my opinion and within my experience. Tom Faust has continued to rush my husband and I to the finish line of our house buying without having our best interests in mind. We trusted him to have our best interest in mind and we thought our discussions would be represented within the contract, but they were not. We discussed the portions of our contract with our realtor, Tom, but our contracts never seemed to represent our discussions. Therefore, we signed without reading every small check marked box - reasonably thinking that Tom had accurately depicted the contract in our conversations. He slipped in minor details that benefitted him, without discussing the changes with us first. For example, he decided to select to give up our due diligence period in a contract amendment [pertaining to fixing items from the inspection by the seller] without discussing it with us first. He proceeded to tell us that the new contract amendment only had two changes, which included the repairs to our home, and there was zero discussion about him checking a small box stating we would entirely give up the duration of our due diligence period immediately upon signing the amendment. A reasonable person would not assume that signing a contract amendment to have some windows fixed would lead your real estate agent to select giving up the duration of your due diligence period, without ever discussing the due diligence period portion of this amendment. It was a small box that was not noticeable to my reading eye, nor would I ever guess that a real estate agent would do something so reckless without discussing. If my husband and I were still in our due diligence, and it would have not been wrongly taken away from us, we would have backed out because of our terrible experience with Berkshire Hathaway and Tom Faust.

In addition, he broke our buyer brokerage agreement. The agreement states that he isn’t allowed to discuss familial status, school systems, and anything that would negatively impact our determination of the house buying process. However, when we were looking at buying in Smyrna, Georgia, he told my husband and I: “If you repeat this, I will deny it because I’m not allowed to discuss the schools, BUT Smyrna has the worst school systems in the county, which will directly impact your resell value.” My husband and I had been looking in Smyrna for over 6 months and this directly impacted our decision. Not only did he violate this fair housing law but he negatively put us in a situation that Berkshire Hathaway will not remedy.

Berkshire Hathaway is truly the worst and we express this opinion and experience to help save others who are facing similar issues.

By Sha Von Johnson on January 15, 2019 Verified by Google

Nice facility! I worked with our realtor Brian Desadier and he was absolutely amazing! It took my husband and I sometime to find our first home - but Brian stuck in there with us and was extremely encouraging. He also referred us to a great mortgage company! You should definitely use Brian! He has outstanding work ethic and is serious about his work.