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From Capitol Hill and NoMa to Dupont Circle and the West End. The FORWARD guide to buying and selling homes in the District.
Who are the best real estate agents in Washington DC?
FORWARD at Corcoran McEnearney represents buyers and sellers in Washington DC. Marc Cashin, Founder and CEO, and Niki Lang, sales advisor, lead the team's Washington DC work, backed by more than $265 million in lifetime team sales, dedicated transaction management, and a partner mortgage strategist. Call (202) 900-3020.
How do I buy or sell a home in Washington DC with FORWARD?
Start with a consultation. Buyers get a search built around Washington DC's neighborhoods and offers priced from recent closed sales. Sellers get pricing from comparable sales, preparation advice, and marketing to buyers across DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Read how it works for buyers and sellers, or open a neighborhood guide for Capitol Hill, Dupont Circle, NoMa, and the West End.
Which Washington DC neighborhoods does FORWARD cover?
FORWARD represents buyers and sellers across the District. Start with the neighborhood guides for Capitol Hill, Dupont Circle, NoMa, and the West End. The team also works in Georgetown, Logan Circle, Kalorama, Navy Yard, and Spring Valley.
How do property taxes work in Washington DC?
DC's real property tax year runs October 1 through September 30 and is billed in two halves. The first half is due March 31 and the second half is due September 15. At settlement, taxes are prorated between buyer and seller based on the closing date and whether the current half has been paid.
What are transfer and recordation taxes in DC?
For residential sales of $400,000 or more, DC's deed transfer tax and recordation tax are each 1.45% of the price, and below $400,000 each is 1.1%. By custom the seller pays the transfer tax and the buyer pays the recordation tax, though the split is negotiable. Eligible first-time DC homebuyers may qualify for a reduced recordation rate.
Washington DC: frequently asked questions
Who are the best real estate agents in Washington DC?
FORWARD at Corcoran McEnearney represents buyers and sellers across the District. Founder Marc Cashin and sales advisor Niki Lang lead the team's DC work, backed by more than $265 million in lifetime team sales. Call (202) 900-3020.
When are property taxes due in Washington DC?
DC's real property tax year runs October 1 through September 30. The first half is due March 31 and the second half is due September 15.
What are transfer and recordation taxes in DC?
For residential sales of $400,000 or more, DC's deed transfer tax and recordation tax are each 1.45% of the price. Below $400,000 each is 1.1%. By custom the seller pays the transfer tax and the buyer pays the recordation tax, though the split is negotiable, and first-time DC buyers may qualify for a reduced recordation rate.
Which DC neighborhoods does FORWARD cover?
FORWARD represents buyers and sellers across the District, with guides for Capitol Hill, Dupont Circle, NoMa, and the West End.
Ready to buy or sell in Washington DC?
Talk with FORWARD at Corcoran McEnearney. Call (202) 900-3020 or send a note.
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