DMV

Three jurisdictions, one review

I hold a broker licence in Washington DC, Virginia, and Maryland, and the building review runs the same way in each. What changes is the data underneath it: cap rates, price per unit, tax treatment, and in DC the tenant purchase rights that set a sale's timeline.

Each month I publish a Washington DC market read for owners of 4 to 20 unit buildings.Read the DMV Market Report.

Source: CoStar. Market data © CoStar, used with permission.

A two-story brick garden apartment building on a tree-lined Arlington, Virginia streetArlington, VA
A three-story brick corner apartment building on a brick-sidewalk street in Alexandria, VirginiaAlexandria, VA

Northern Virginia

Virginia broker licence 0225230181

Arlington · Alexandria · Falls Church · Fairfax County

Same review, same underwriting. The guides below apply as written; a Virginia branch follows as the sales data is compiled.

A brick garden apartment building behind a lawn and mature trees in Montgomery County, MarylandMontgomery County, MD
Brick garden apartment buildings around a grass courtyard in Prince George's County, MarylandPrince George's County, MD

Maryland

Maryland broker licence 663088

Montgomery County · Prince George's County · Silver Spring · Takoma Park · Hyattsville

Same review, same underwriting. The guides below apply as written; a Maryland branch follows as the sales data is compiled.

Outside these three?

Tell me where the building is on the next screen. Inside DC, Virginia, or Maryland you book directly. Anywhere else, I connect you with an advisor in your market and say so up front.

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