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Historic Georgetown home lists for $2,295 million
Admirers of Georgetown’s Colonial-era homes don’t always love the small rooms and low ceilings that were popular with home buyers from the early 1900s. Bogdan Builders recently completed renovations on a home at 2807 Q St. NW in Georgeto...
Spectacular Renovated Georgetown Home
Kimberly Casey of Washington Fine Properties proudly present 2807 Q Street, a completely renovated Georgetown home in the East Village featuring a meticulously updated historic façade with a front porch and large, landscaped backyard. Bogdan ...
Best New Listings
This two-bedroom, two-bath unit sits on one of the upper floors of a boutique condo building at 9th and M Street NW. The large windows flood the living space with natural light, but UrbanTurf’s favorite aspect is the dining room with a wood-b...
Real Trends “Best Real Estate Agents in America” Rankings
Real Trends has published their 2015 list of The Best Real Estate Agents in America. We are honored to be included in the list and ranked #10 for teams by volume in Washington, DC!
Washingtonian’s Top Real Estate Agents
The June issue of Washingtoninan Magazine published a list of the agents and teams who produced the highest sales volume in Washington last year. We are honored to have made the list under the “Teams of Two Agents, Platinum” (2014 sales v...
Mapping the 10 Priciest House Sales in D.C. So Far This Year
With rents rising and median sale prices reaching higher levels than ever before, it’s time to take a look at how the Washington, D.C. housing market has been doing so far since the start of 2015. While most of the homes were located in the K...
New Logan Circle condos expected to get snatched up fast
Agent: Kimberly Casey, Washington Fine Properties When the four condos known as Logan Flats at 1516 Q St. NW went on the market last year, they were sold out after the first weekend of sales. Now that condos in Logan Flats II have been list...
Experts Discuss DC’s Current Real Estate Industry
Permits issued for new single-family builds in the District have increased by as much as 28 percent per year since 2009. To find out what’s behind this long-lasting trend, Capitol File gathered key industry experts for lunch at Summer House...