Woodley Park condos and co-ops sold for a $487,000 median over two years, but the building matters more: from $215,000 at The Carlton to $2,822,500 at Wardman Tower. Every building compared.
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Burleith and Glover Park rowhouses sold for about a quarter less per square foot than Georgetown’s over the past year, and condos for 42% to 53% less. What each neighborhood costs, and what you trade.
Maryland-side houses near Friendship Heights cost more ($1,585,000 median) but less per square foot than DC-side homes. The bigger gap is property tax: about $5,300 more a year on a $1.5 million home in Maryland.
Detached houses sold for a median $1.50M in AU Park, $1.60M in Tenleytown and $2.80M in Spring Valley. Here’s what drives the gap, how fast each sells, and what $1.2M, $1.8M and $3M buy.
Detached houses sold for a median $1.62M in Crestwood, $1.19M in Shepherd Park and $1.05M in 16th Street Heights. Here’s what drives the gap and what $800K, $1.2M and $1.8M buy.
DC’s midterm falls have been a little quieter, but 14 years of Bright MLS data show the slowdowns tracked mortgage-rate spikes, not the ballot, and prices held. Here’s what that means for your timing.
The best DC neighborhood depends on what you’re buying. Median prices, condo and house splits, and days on market for 32 DC neighborhoods, from Bright MLS closed sales, October 2025 through September 2026.
Most DC tenants in a single-family home or condo no longer have a right to buy it, but every owner still owes a notice within three days of an offer. Here’s the process, and what an occupied sale costs.
Don’t let the headlines fool you—buyer demand is resilient. Discover the real numbers behind current pending home sales and what they mean for your next move.