Neighborhood guide · Washington, DC
Georgetown.
Historic streets. Distinctive homes.
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What experience does Cindy have in Georgetown?
Cynthia Howar’s records shown here include 17 documented closings in Georgetown, with years represented from 2007 to 2026. The list below shows the addresses and recorded prices; the represented side appears where confirmed.
These records describe Cindy’s documented work, not all sales in the neighborhood. Private transactions may be missing. For a purchase or sale in Georgetown, ask Cindy how that experience relates to your property.
Cynthia’s documented sales
Georgetown experience.
Closed sales in the supplied MLS and brokerage records. Each closing is counted once.
17+sales documented hereAdditional private/off-market sales may be missing
$35,833,500combined prices of sales shown
2007–2026years represented
Documented sales in Georgetown
17 closings- 1705 34th St NW$1,270,000Represented seller
- 3019 N St NW$4,100,000Represented seller
- 3312 N St NW$2,900,000Sale recorded
- 2500 Q St NW #432$445,000Sale recorded
- 3632 Prospect St NW$2,750,000Sale recorded
- 1344 30th St NW$9,500,000Sale recorded
- 3005 O St NW$2,750,000Sale recorded
- 3523 S St NW$995,000Sale recorded
- 2500 Q St NW #546$339,000Sale recorded
- 3013 Dumbarton St NW$2,140,000Sale recorded
- 3602 Prospect St NW$1,880,000Sale recorded
- 1622 Wisconsin Ave NW$903,000Sale recorded
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- 1033 30th St NW$750,000Sale recorded
- 3258 N St NW$1,825,000Sale recorded
- 3707 Winfield Ln NW$1,220,000Sale recorded
- 3508 Winfield Ln NW$1,200,000Sale recorded
- 1802 35th St NW$866,500Sale recorded
The + marks a minimum documented count: private and off-market closings may be missing from the supplied records and are not included in the list or dollar total. Represented side is displayed where confirmed in the brokerage reports; older MLS exports do not identify it. Prices are gross closing prices, not agent commission or credited production volume. Rentals, referrals, and unresolved records are excluded. Sources, definitions and exclusions ↗
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Talk with Cynthia about Georgetown.
The neighborhood
Getting oriented.
Georgetown has an unusually varied housing stock, from smaller historic townhouses to larger residences. Location, condition, and renovation history make individual comparisons essential.
Georgetown predates the founding of Washington. Its residential streets, commercial corridors, and Potomac waterfront give buyers several distinct settings within one neighborhood.
Questions worth asking
Before you make a move.
What should a buyer consider in Georgetown?
Townhouses and larger residences differ in scale, parking, outdoor space, and renovation history. A home’s block and physical condition can matter as much as its headline square footage.
How should a seller approach pricing?
For a Georgetown seller, the most useful comparison set reflects the home’s particular size, condition, and location. For buyers, a close review of the house and its records matters more than a neighborhood-wide average.
Neighborhood sources
Neighborhood background is adapted from Cindy’s earlier guides. Transaction details come from the MLS and brokerage records supplied for this site. Read the definitions and exclusions; for current availability, contact Cindy.
Explore other neighborhoodsWhat do the recorded sale prices show?
The 17 closings displayed for Georgetown range from $339,000 to $9,500,000, across 2007–2026. This is the range in Cindy’s historical records, not today’s asking-price range or a valuation of your home.
See the source definitions, then ask Cindy about a specific home in Georgetown.
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