Washington, DC
Washington, DC
City rowhomes commonly $750K–$2M+
Danielle's market reaches well beyond Maryland — she is licensed in Washington, DC, and has represented buyers and sellers in the District's most sought-after rowhome neighborhoods.
From Shaw and Bloomingdale to Logan Circle, DC's historic brick-and-stone rowhomes pair classic architecture with some of the most walkable, restaurant-rich living in the region — steps from Metro, parks, and the city's cultural core.
Danielle recently sold 1529 8th Street NW — proof that her hands-on, detail-driven representation travels well across the DMV.
Featured Homes & Scenery
A look around Washington, DC
From the Area
Where to Eat
Dining & gathering
- Shaw & Bloomingdale restaurant rows
- Union Market district
- 14th Street / Logan Circle dining
- Neighborhood cafés and wine bars
Things to Do
Parks & attractions
- Smithsonian museums & the National Mall
- Monuments and memorials
- Rock Creek Park
- Metro access across the District
Good Questions
Living in Washington, DC: common questions
- What are home prices like in Washington, DC?
Home values in Washington, DC vary by street, size, condition, and timing. As a general guide for the area: City rowhomes commonly $750K–$2M+. For a precise figure on a specific property — or your own home — Danielle prepares a current, data-informed valuation rather than relying on an automated estimate.
- What are the schools like in Washington, DC?
Washington, DC families have access to DC Public Schools plus one of the country's largest public charter networks, with placement handled through the city's common lottery (My School DC). Because options and boundaries are address-specific, Danielle can help you sort out the schools tied to any home you're considering.
- What's it like to live in Washington, DC?
Historic rowhomes and walkable city living — Danielle is licensed in the District, too. Nearby you'll find Smithsonian museums & the National Mall, Monuments and memorials, Rock Creek Park. Danielle knows Washington, DC street by street — ask her what daily life is really like.