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In the first quarter of 2026, Lenore successfully closed nine properties across Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Burleith, Hillandale, Logan Circle, and Arlington, further cementing her status as a leading Washington, DC real estate agent specializing in luxury homes and high-demand neighborhoods.
For buyers seeking luxury constructions in Washington, DC, Lenore is proud to present 3554 T St NW in Burleith, a stunning new build featuring expansive windows, private two-car parking, and a showstopping rooftop deck with gorgeous views. Another standout luxury listing, 3719 R St NW, offers refined design and an exceptional upper-level primary suite, perfect for elevated urban living.
Lenore also represents premier condo and co-op properties in DC, including 1701 16th St NW, Unit 802, and 2853 Ontario Rd NW, Unit 421, ideal opportunities for buyers seeking modern convenience in prime, walkable neighborhoods.
Looking ahead, Lenore has exciting new listings coming soon in Georgetown and Burleith, two of Washington, DC’s most sought-after communities.
If you’re considering buying or selling real estate in Washington, DC, now is the time to connect. Lenore offers expert market insight, strategic guidance, and a personalized approach to help you achieve your real estate goals in 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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