Bidding wars, landmark sales, newcomers in every category…October was a hair-raising month long before Halloween. Discover the market leaders in four key categories and be sure to read our blog for in-depth analysis every month.

Most Units Sold

Topping all buildings with six units sold was the modern Clara Barton in Penn Quarter — an IT Buildings choice for Best Roof Decks. Somerset House and The Watergate sold five units each. Madrigal Lofts, Turnberry Tower and Yale Steam Laundry each scored four sales. 

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  Clara Barton - 6
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  Somerset House - 5
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  The Watergate - 5

Highest Sales Prices

A 3303 Water Street 4-bedroom penthouse along the Canal in Georgetown sold for $6 Million. In West End at 2501 Pennsylvania, $3 Million bought a 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath. Somerset House placed third with another 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath at $1.9 Million.

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  3303 Water Street - $6,000,000
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  2501 Pennsylvania - $3,000,000
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  Somerset House - $1,900,000

Highest Sales Price to List Ratio

Unit 328 at The Lofts At Adams Morgan closed at $535,000 for a 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo — that's 109.52% over list price. Close behind were City Vista, The Whitman, Lofts 14, Yale Steam Laundry and 555 Mass.

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  Lofts At Adams Morgan - 109.52%
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  City Vista - 103.51%
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  The Whitman - 101.80%

Highest Prices Per Square Foot

Three Properties Sold At Over $1,000 $ Per Sq. Ft. — 3303 Water Street, 2501 Pennsylvania and 22 West. 

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  3303 Water Street - $1,599/SF
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  2501 Pennsylvania - $1,274/SF
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  22 West - $1,036/SF

Highest Price New Listings

Talk about a hot market! The Oronoco topped the charts with several units including a 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath condo listed at $4,495,000. Other landmark listings included The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown, The House of Sweden (not pictured), The Watergate, 3303 Water Street, 22 West, and Somerset House.

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  The Oronoco - $4,495,000
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  Ritz Georgetown - $3,400,000
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  Watergate - $2,795,000

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