Welcome to the Team Andreea Mihaescu
We are pleased to welcome Andreea Mihaescu to DDRE Global.
With over a decade across Prime London real estate, Andreea brings a measured, relationship-led approach shaped by consistency, precision, and trust.
Her perspective is clear: this is a people business first. Not transactions, not volume, but understanding what clients actually need, and delivering it without compromise.
Joining DDRE marks a natural shift. A move away from structure for the sake of it, towards something more entrepreneurial, more intentional, more human.
What excites you most about joining DDRE Global?
The freedom. DDRE is built for people who think like entrepreneurs, and that suits me perfectly. I am excited about the energy - the team, the positivity, and the way Daniel consistently brings fresh thinking to the table every single week. It feels less like joining a company and more like joining a movement.
What is one lesson you learned that still shapes how you work today?
Stay persistent, keep learning, and never stop connecting. Relationships are the currency of this business.
What are your routines for success?
Honestly? I do not have a rigid routine. What I have is passion. When you genuinely love what you do, discipline takes care of itself. I stay connected, I stay curious, and I rarely feel like I am working, because most of the time, I am not. I am just living the job.
What qualities make a truly great advisor?
A good agent sells you what is available. A great advisor finds you what you actually need. The difference is simple: one is serving a listing, the other is serving a person.
What key learnings do you hope to pass on to your daughter Harper?
Three things, and they apply to any career, any industry, any life: Never burn a bridge. Be someone people can rely on completely. And get so good at your niche that you become the only name people think of.
What do you and your family like to do in your spare time?
We protect our family time fiercely. Dinner is always together - no exceptions. Beyond that, we are constantly out, exploring, travelling, making memories.
How do you balance your career with being a mum?
I stopped trying to do everything myself. I learned to outsource, to ask for help, and to be intentional with my time. My partner and I share responsibilities equally, which makes everything possible. When I am working, I am fully in. When I am with Harper, I am fully present. That boundary is everything.
What is something people might not know about you?
I once applied to the police academy. Failed the timed running test. So instead, I completed two degrees simultaneously, followed by a master's. Turns out, that moment taught me something important — that a closed door is just a redirection.
You live in the area you work in - how does that shape your advice?
I have lived in Angel since 2014. I know the neighbours, the rhythms, the hidden pockets. When I advise a client, I am not reading from a brochure. I am telling them what I know from living it and working in. That is something you simply cannot replicate.
What are the most underrated aspects of Islington, Angel, and Farringdon?
Angel is one of those rare places that gives you everything without making you feel like you have compromised on anything. Georgian terraces, the Regent's Canal, independent restaurants, a genuine neighbourhood feel -and three stops to Bank, one to King's Cross. For what you get, the price per square foot is still one of the most compelling in central London.
Farringdon is the postcode I tell serious buyers to pay close attention to. It is the only station in London that connects to three airports, sitting at the intersection of the Elizabeth Line, Thameslink, and three Underground lines. The infrastructure is extraordinary. The value has not yet caught up with it. That window will not stay open much longer.
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