Ten Ten Mass Condo Sales

Wardman Residential has represented numerous sales at Ten Ten Mass and The Whitman, giving our team deep experience with pricing, positioning, and marketing within both buildings.
Front exterior at 1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #708, Washington, DC

Ten Ten Mass Condo

Wardman Residential has represented numerous sales at Ten Ten Mass and The Whitman, giving our team deep experience with pricing, positioning, and marketing within both buildings.

Our “List” of sales by our Wardman Residential Team Members

1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #708 — February 12, 2026 — $725,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #805 — May 16, 2025 — $595,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #1101 — October 25, 2024 — $1,050,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #1104 — December 2, 2022 — $1,000,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #1210 — May 12, 2022 — $969,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #812 — February 24, 2022 — $500,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #PH113 — November 2, 2021 — $696,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #1209 — July 29, 2021 — $650,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #1103 — May 7, 2021 — $625,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #1102 — November 30, 2020 — $770,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #PH108 — December 18, 2019 — $750,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #305 — November 12, 2018 — $565,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #903 — August 22, 2018 — $615,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #304 — October 12, 2016 — $815,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #708 — June 24, 2016 — $730,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #PH-206 — March 17, 2016 — $735,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #506 — March 16, 2016 — $700,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #707 — December 31, 2015 — $730,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #408 — August 5, 2015 — $657,500
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #701 — May 8, 2015 — $851,500
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #1105 — March 31, 2015 — $605,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #306 — March 27, 2015 — $610,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #906 — December 3, 2014 — $675,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #911 — February 19, 2014 — $469,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #402 — January 17, 2014 — $640,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #311 — July 16, 2013 — $425,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW PH-113 — June 3, 2013 — $620,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #202 — May 10, 2013 — $560,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #902 — January 8, 2013 — $615,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #403 — November 1, 2012 — $521,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #811 — September 21, 2012 — $450,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #708 — August 29, 2012 — $615,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #PH209 — April 30, 2012 — $525,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #1002 — February 2, 2012 — $582,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #503 — November 4, 2011 — $495,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #PH109 — June 29, 2011 — $540,000
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #PH201 — March 27, 2008 — $1,080,000

Wardman Insight – Ten Ten Mass
Ten Ten Mass is one of our favorite buildings in DC—and one we know exceptionally well. With dozens of successful sales here, it has become a true specialty for our team.

Ten Ten Mass is one of the most consistently in-demand boutique condo buildings in Downtown DC, driven by its full-service amenities, clean modern layouts, and a location that sits right at the intersection of CityCenter, Logan Circle, and Mount Vernon Triangle. What sets this building apart is the balance it strikes—buyers get true walkability and lifestyle convenience without the scale and turnover you see in larger high-rise buildings.

From a sales perspective, Ten Ten Mass behaves as a “micro-market.” Units with outdoor space, higher floors, or updated interiors tend to command strong premiums, while original-condition units can present meaningful opportunities depending on timing. Pricing sensitivity is real here—buyers are highly informed and often comparing multiple units within the building at once.

Our experience across dozens of transactions in the building shows that success comes down to precise positioning. The right pricing strategy and presentation can drive competitive interest quickly, while missteps tend to result in longer days on market due to the transparency of available inventory.

For both buyers and sellers, understanding the nuances between unit types, stack locations, and historical performance is critical—and that’s where deep, building-specific experience makes a measurable difference.

The Whitman Condominium

Our experience extends to The Whitman, Ten Ten Mass’s sister building by the same developer. With similar architecture, finishes, and location within the same neighborhood, market behavior between the two buildings is closely aligned.

910 M St NW #810 — May 8, 2025 — $930,000
910 M St NW #420 — February 28, 2023 — $780,000
910 M St NW #522 — October 7, 2022 — $705,000
910 M St NW #1007 — August 13, 2021 — $545,000
910 M St NW #730 — December 23, 2020 — $580,000
910 M St NW #1006 — August 12, 2020 — $525,000
910 M St NW #901 — March 27, 2020 — $542,500
910 M St NW #405 — March 23, 2020 — $599,000
910 M St NW #914 — November 4, 2019 — $725,000
910 M St NW #1016 — August 15, 2019 — $1,100,000
910 M St NW #701 — May 3, 2019 — $525,000
910 M St NW #1005 — July 20, 2018 — $550,000
910 M St NW #302 — June 29, 2017 — $490,000
910 M St NW #522 — December 1, 2016 — $680,000
910 M St NW #612 — June 30, 2016 — $630,000
910 M St NW #406 — January 5, 2016 — $475,000
910 M St NW #1102 — June 22, 2015 — $500,000

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