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In 2025, Lenore closed $52M transactions in residential real estate sales across Washington, DC and Arlington, VA, including Burleith, Berkley, Georgetown, Glover Park, Chevy Chase, Wesley Heights, Dupont Circle, Logan Circle, Observatory Circle, and Woodley/Mass Ave Heights. She’s already started 2026 strong with two home sales closed in Bethesda, MD and Burleith, strengthening her reputation as a top Washington, DC real estate agent.
New on the market, Lenore has 3554 T St NW, a new luxury build in Burleith. It boasts expansive windows, 2-car parking and a stunning rooftop deck.
Currently on the market is 1906 37th St NW—a great home for first-time home buyers or investors. In the same neighborhood is 1951 39th St NW, a recently renovated townhome that backs into Glover Archbold Park.
Lenore's Condo/Coop listings include 1701 16th St NW, Unit 802 and 2583 Ontario Rd NW, Unit 421.
Stay tuned for more exceptional properties!
If you are considering purchasing or selling, don’t hesitate to reach out. Lenore would be honored to help you navigate your real estate strategy and goals for 2026 and beyond.
New listings in the Washington, D.C. region fell to historic lows in February, with just 3,574 homes entering the market—down 12.8% from a year earlier and the lowest February level since at least 2003. Frederick County, Maryland was the only area to see an increase. Overall, both buyers and sellers remain cautious amid economic uncertainty, including geopolitical concerns. While lower mortgage rates could boost spring activity, a continued shortage of sellers combined with returning buyers may tighten the market and increase competition.
Buyer activity showed modest improvement, with pending sales rising 3.9% year-over-year and contracts for detached single-family homes up 7.6%. However, closed sales declined 2.2%, and homes are taking longer to sell, with median days on market up by 11 days compared to last year. Prices continued to rise slightly, with the median home price reaching $610,000, up 2.2%, though growth has slowed as inventory increased. Active listings climbed 11% to 7,612 homes, providing somewhat more options despite the ongoing drop in new listings.
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