Jed Wolfington - Realtor

04/05/2026

https://photos.app.goo.gl/i6cePebuPFX87AqQ9 Giving away assorted baseball, football, and basketball trading cards for the budding collector. DM me, can deliver or meet in Bethesda/NW DC area.

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03/29/2026

This is a beautiful 1 BR condo on the edge of Foggy Bottom, near Georgetown, listed at $469,000.

03/15/2026

Join me at today's Open House at 1202 Potomac St. NW, Washington, DC. Brand-new 2,000 sq ft condos in the heart of Georgetown (entrance on M St Eton Court).

03/07/2026

**📍 OPEN HOUSE**
**When:** Sunday, 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
**Where:** 1202 Potomac Street NW , Washington, DC 20007
**Price:** $1,975,000
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Join me tomorrow for an exclusive look at one of Georgetown’s most refined new offerings.

Located at **1202 Potomac Street NW **, this isn’t just a residence—it’s a sanctuary in the heart of the District. Perfectly positioned just steps from Georgetown University and iconic destinations like Osteria Mozza and Cafe Milano, you’ll enjoy the absolute best of DC’s dining and culture right outside your door.

**What we love about this home:**
✨ **Townhouse Scale:** Over 1,900 sq. ft. of thoughtfully designed living space across 3 bedrooms and 3 baths.
✨ **Chef’s Dream:** A high-performance kitchen featuring professional-grade Thermador appliances and custom cabinetry.
✨ **Refined Finishes:** Wide-plank white oak flooring and imported porcelain accents throughout.
✨ **The Primary Suite:** A true spa-inspired retreat with an integrated wet room and deep soaking tub.
✨ **Rare Convenience:** Underground parking and the ease of a low-maintenance luxury condo lifestyle.

Whether you are looking for a central city home or a sophisticated pied-à-terre, this residence offers a level of finish rarely seen in the market.

Entrance on M St. Can’t make it tomorrow? Comment below or send us a DM to schedule a private tour. If need to reach me during showing, call or text (202) 957-2504

Listed by Broad Branch Partners at Compass.

02/18/2026

# # # 🏙️ D.C. CONDO OWNERS: Is it Time to Hold or Fold?

I’ve been hearing one question lately quite frequently: **"The condo market looks rough—should I just wait to sell?"**

If you feel like the leverage has shifted, you aren’t imagining things. Looking at the latest **Bright MLS Housing Report for January 2026**, the data confirms that the condo segment is currently the most challenged slice of the D.C. metro market.

Here is a snapshot of what’s happening right now:

**Prices are softening:** While detached home prices are still climbing, median condo prices in the D.C. area fell **1.3%** year-over-year.

**Inventory is surging:** There are **17.3%** more condos on the market than this time last year, giving buyers significant room to negotiate.

**Patience is required:** Condos are sitting for a median of **43 days**—nearly two weeks longer than detached homes.

**Should you make a move? Here is the framework I’m using with my clients to help them decide:**

**1. The "Rate Lock" Check**
If you’re sitting on a low-interest mortgage from a few years ago, your monthly carry is likely lower than anything you’ll find in the current market. If you don't *need* to move, holding that low-interest debt is often the smartest long-term wealth play while the market finds its footing.

**2. The "Move-Up" Math**
Thinking of trading your condo for a single-family home? This "soft" condo market might actually be your best friend. While you might get a bit less for your sale, you’ll have a much easier time negotiating on your next purchase before the spring rush potentially drives prices higher.

**3. Building Health vs. Market Noise**
Buyers are hypersensitive to rising costs right now. If your building has healthy reserves, stable HOA fees, and no upcoming assessments, you own a "scarcity asset" that will stand out against the generic inventory.

**The Bottom Line:**
D.C. remains a resilient global hub, but the "easy" condo gains of the past are taking a breather. Success in 2026 isn't about timing the market perfectly; it’s about timing your life goals.

If you’re interested in more thorough report, drop REPORT in the comment section and I'll send you the January 2026 Bright MLS report.

02/17/2026

Another great DC condo on the market, listed by a fellow Compass agent. Buying it would actually be cheaper than renting it.

700 16th St NE, Unit 2, Washington, DC 20002 is a condo listed for sale at $389,000. This is a 2-bed, 2-bath, 779 sqft property.

02/15/2026

Hosting an open house at this beautiful 1 BR property down in Foggy Bottom. It would be perfect for an individual working at State Department or World Bank.

955 26th St NW, Unit 707, Washington, DC 20037 is a condo listed for sale at $469,000. This is a 1-bed, 1-bath, 688 sqft property.

01/09/2026

Curious about what lays ahead for the 2026 housing market? Compass Intelligence offers some insights for homeowners and those who may be looking to own. For a more detailed report, go here: https://www.compass.com/research/market-outlook/agents/jed-wolfington/

12/20/2025

What's better than a warm pastry or cookie this time of year?

11/28/2025

Stop Trading Space for the Commute. Consider Montgomery County, MD https://visitmontgomery.com/blog/see-do/10-reasons-why-winter-in-montgomery-county-is-so-great/

Are You Considering Northern Virginia? Look North to the I-270 Corridor

If you are a DC professional with a family, you know the Northern Virginia equation: pay a premium for proximity or move far out for space. We invite you to discover the smart alternative on the Maryland side of the Potomac: Montgomery County, MD.

Here, you don't have to compromise on the critical things:

1. Maximize Your Budget & Space** 💰

While prime NoVA suburbs like Arlington and Reston offer great amenities, they come with a hefty price tag. In Rockville, Gaithersburg and Germantown, your dollar buys significantly more square footage and lot size for your family.

More Home for Less: Get the expansive single-family home, the finished basement, or the large yard you desire without the competitive bidding wars and inflated prices common in similar-tier Virginia neighborhoods.

The MoCo Value Proposition: You get the benefits of the highly-rated Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) system—often cited as a top rival to Fairfax County—but with lower housing costs for comparable home size.

2. The Commute Advantage: MARC Train vs. I-66** 🚆

For professionals working in or near Washington, DC, we offer a less-stressed route to the office:

Skip the I-66 Gridlock: Instead of battling heavy traffic and costly Express Lanes in NoVA, leverage the MARC Train (Brunswick Line) from Old Town Gaithersburg or the nearby Boyds station. This rail line delivers you directly to Union Station in DC—a more predictable and often relaxing commute.

Metro Accessibility: Easy access to the Red Line at Shady Grove via dedicated Ride On bus routes means you still have the Metro system at your fingertips.

3. Nature and Lifestyle: The Quality of Life Upgrade 🌳

While Virginia has beautiful parks, the I-270 corridor is bordered by some of Maryland's finest and largest natural preserves, creating an unmatched year-round lifestyle:

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The Verdict: If you are seeking excellent schools, a predictable commute into DC, and more home for your family's budget—all while having premier parks in your backyard—the answer is north, not south.

Ready to see the difference for yourself? Contact me today for a curated list of properties that offer the perfect blend of MoCo value and DC accessibility.