Kimberly Diggs

04/30/2026

✨ Just listed | 3337 5th St SE, Washington, DC 20032

Positioned on a large corner lot, this detached home offers an easy balance of light, space, and modern living. A welcoming front porch leads into an open main level anchored by hardwood floors and a thoughtfully designed kitchen, with seamless access to a private, fenced yard and two-car garage.

Upstairs, a well-proportioned primary suite with sitting area and ensuite bath is complemented by two additional bedrooms. A bright, flexible lower level offers walk-out access and future potential. Well located near parks, Metro, and daily conveniences.

🏡 3 BD | 2.5 BA | 1,736 SF
Offered for $524.000

🗓️ Come join us this Sunday for an Open House from 1-3 pm

📲 Ready to make your move? DM me for a private tour!

04/06/2026

The One Front Door Act represents a more intentional approach to density in Washington.

By allowing taller single-stair buildings, the city is creating a pathway to increase housing supply without dramatically altering neighborhood scale. It is a nuanced adjustment that supports growth while remaining mindful of existing urban fabric.

An important step in expanding housing opportunities across the District.

The building code reform could quietly reshape the way the District builds housing on its most stubborn, hard-to-develop lots.

04/01/2026

Buyers are beginning to experience homes differently, looking beyond curb appeal and into the details that shape how a space feels.

Today, buyers are drawn to the interior elements that create an immediate connection, and the staircase is leading that shift. When thoughtfully designed, it signals craftsmanship and creates a sense of luxury.

If you are preparing to sell, consider how your interiors tell the story—let’s discuss and I can help you highlight what matters most.

This year, statement staircases are becoming the focal point for buyers. They are not only stunning, but also have an enormous resale value

03/23/2026

A notable update at one of Washington’s most iconic addresses.

Plans are being explored to introduce new residential units within the upper floors of the Watergate complex, a thoughtful example of how legacy buildings continue to evolve alongside the way people live today.

It will be interesting to follow how this is approached, particularly the balance between preservation and modern use.

The full story is worth a read.

Friedman Capital Advisors has filed an application to convert the top six floors of the Watergate Office Building at 2600 Virginia Avenue NW into residential use.

03/18/2026

Relocating to the DC, Maryland, or Virginia area can feel overwhelming—but having the right guide makes all the difference. 📍 The Greater DMV Relocation Guide
highlights what makes this region such a distinctive place to live, work, and explore. From cultural landmarks to everyday living, it offers a thoughtful overview for anyone considering a move.

👉 Discover the guide and start planning your next chapter: https://www.compass.com/marketing-center/editor/v2/flipbook/4cb48bb6-45ca-4a93-b034-b9ce83545112

03/16/2026

A proposed bill in Washington, D.C. could open the door for renters and second home owners to participate in short term rentals, creating new income opportunities for residents while expanding lodging options across the city. It will be interesting to watch as the proposal moves to the D.C. Council.

Mayor Muriel Bowser introduced legislation on Friday that would meaningfully broaden who can operate a short-term rental in the District — and under what circumstances.

02/26/2026

For many homeowners, privacy is not a preference but a priority. Limiting public details while inviting direct communication helps identify serious buyers early. The result is a more curated and controlled experience from start to finish.

📲Reach out to discuss what a well-prepared home sale could look like for you.

02/24/2026

A recent Supreme Court ruling on tariffs may have implications for residential renovation costs, though any pricing adjustments will likely move gradually through existing inventory and supply chains.

As I navigate a significant home improvement project of my own, I am watching closely to see how this may influence material pricing and contractor proposals in the months ahead. For homeowners and investors planning capital improvements, it is a development worth noting.

From lumber to appliances, here's how the Supreme Court’s tariff decision could hit your renovation budget, according to contractors.

02/09/2026

The Compass Ultra Luxury Report is now available and provides meaningful context for today’s luxury market. By blending national sales data with firsthand professional insight, it offers a nuanced view of the $10M+ segment. This is a resource intended for informed conversations and long-term positioning.

➡️ Read the complete report here: https://online.flippingbook.com/view/127331471/

02/06/2026

Explore how U.S. housing policy is entering a critical inflection point in 2026 — with bipartisan reforms aimed at boosting housing supply, federal funding holding steady, and renewed focus on zoning, environmental reviews, and modular housing. But builders still face cost pressures, labor shortages, and regulatory challenges that could shape markets throughout the year and beyond.

Housing policy shifts toward supply‑side reform in 2026, but builders still face rising costs, labor shortages and regulatory pressures that limit gains.