Douglas Elliman and Corcoran have quietly announced new private listing networks within their brokerages as the conversation about private exclusives continues to heat up across the industry
HRLS Partners built a strong reputation at Washington Fine Properties over the past 9 years. The team was the No. 2 small team in DC in 2024 and has closed $2.42B in career sales volume
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The 17.5-acre equestrian estate was listed for $17.995M in May. The sales price also represents a new record for the town of Great Falls. Daniel Heider of TTR Sotheby's represented the sale
The late former US Secretary of State had lived in the Federal-style house since 1968 and originally purchased it for $100,000
Since Amazon announced its ambitious HQ2 plans in 2018, Arlington's lower-tier luxury market has been ravaged by homebuyers and developers alike — and the rush show no signs of slowing
Brokers and co-Presidents Ruth Boyer O'Dea and Evan Lacopo will lead the 3 new locations in Washington, D.C.; Arlington, Virginia; and Bethesda, Maryland
Aspen, Colorado, a winter playground for the rich and famous, produced 4 out of the 10 biggest mountain and ranch transactions since October, according to a new analysis by Inman
As the official start to summer approaches, agents say the market is less chaotic, and more high-end luxury properties seem to be available and lingering on the market
Mount Vernon's 16,000-square-foot River View estate combines history with modern amenities on the banks of the Potomac River
The tool will allow brokerages in the nation's capital, including Century 21 New Millennium and Keller Williams Metro Center, to share anonymized buyer data and habits
The historic property sits on a whopping 23 private acres, yet it's just a few minutes drive from downtown Annapolis and less than an hour from Washington, DC
Kevin Plank, the sportswear company's founder, sold the Georgetown pied-a-terre after lowering the price from $29.5M
The pandemic's chaos has upended many parts of the economy, but luxury agents believe international buyers will still gravitate toward the relative safety of the U.S. market
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