Discover three of the Washington, DC, area’s hottest listings, featuring everything from historic architectural details to contemporary amenities.

The Top Real Estate Agents section in DC Magazine celebrates the elite real estate professionals impacting the DMV’s competitive market. Recognizing those who consiste...

A recent report showcases the most expensive homes for sale in the D.C. area, with a McLean, Virginia mansion listed for $39 million leading the market​

The historic Helicopter Factory in Washington, D.C., originally used for gyrocopter development, has been transformed into luxury condominiums.

D.C. has a rich history in culture and politics – but also, helicopters. A newly renovated condo in Columbia Heights was once the home of the first helicopters ever to...

This 5,000 square-foot listing is about as close as the city comes to a property that you might find in lower Manhattan.

Including a late-1800s townhouse in Georgetown that once belonged to the first governor of DC.

The three most expensive homes to sell in the DC region over the last few months include listings in Kalorama, Georgetown and McLean.

One expert believes the change could result in more listings going off market.

Wes Bush's McLean home was listed in February for $10.5M

Including a country club-like McLean estate with its own putting green.

Including a Palisades new build that broke the record for highest sale ever in the neighborhood.

Here's a sneak peek at some of the features of Maryland's most expensive property.

Including a Chevy Chase Georgian that neighbors the Bulgarian ambassador’s residence

A Falls Church condo, a DC townhouse, and a contemporary Bethesda home.

The home at 11510 Highland Farm Road spans 22,000 square feet and includes attached and detached garages.

The Wildersmoor House estate in Great Falls, which sold for $14.75 million, was the most expensive home sold in the DC-area in February. Photograph courtesy of TTR Sot...

We asked three local realtors about the current market and what they think the future will hold.