Tracey Williams Barnett Washington DC Real Estate - District City Living

Tracey Williams Barnett Washington DC Real Estate - District City Living DistrictCityLiving.com, a real estate lifestyle website founded by Tracey Williams Barnett, Realtor

07/23/2026

Now available in Adams Morgan.

2328 Champlain Street NW, Unit 328
Washington, DC 20009
Offered at $625,000

An opportunity to own a condominium in Adams Morgan, with convenient access to dining, shopping, entertainment, and neighborhood amenities.

OPEN HOUSE
Saturday, July 25
1:00–3:00 PM

Love where you live.

For more information or to schedule a private showing, send a DM to .

Tracey Williams Barnett | Associate Broker
District City Living Group
RLAH
Office: 202.518.8781
Equal Housing Opportunity

07/21/2026

I'm Tracey, Associate Broker, Team Lead at | RLAH, and the person behind (ARE/).

I built ARE/ because most agents aren't struggling with their skills. They're struggling with visibility.

Invisible to visible is the whole game, and I've spent the last decade in marketing and real estate figuring out how to close that gap.

Agent RE/invented exists to help agents become known, remembered, and chosen. Not just another name in the market, but the one clients already know they want.

This is me, out from behind the brand. More of this coming.

Your Move: Visit the link in my bio to learn what ARE/ is really about.

Wishing everyone a safe and happy 4th of July.Love where you live.
07/04/2026

Wishing everyone a safe and happy 4th of July.

Love where you live.

04/20/2026

Did you know? and the District City Living team were recently featured in Voyage Baltimore.

The interview highlights the story behind District City Living, Tracey’s background in marketing strategy and housing education, and the approach that continues to guide how we support buyers and sellers across the DC region.

We’re proud to see this work recognized and grateful for the clients, partners, and community that continue to grow with us.

Read the full feature in Voyage Baltimore.

As always, love where you live.

As we move into the spring market, the Washington, DC housing market continues to evolve.Recent data across the DC Metro...
03/11/2026

As we move into the spring market, the Washington, DC housing market continues to evolve.

Recent data across the DC Metro region shows inventory beginning to increase, although many suburban areas still remain below pre-pandemic levels. At the same time, buyer activity is picking up, with contract activity rising across multiple jurisdictions.

One interesting shift is happening in the condominium market. Urban areas such as Washington, DC, Arlington, and Alexandria are seeing more inventory growth compared with surrounding suburban markets.

For both buyers and sellers, this environment reinforces the importance of strategy, pricing, and understanding the local market at a neighborhood level.

If you’re thinking about buying or selling in Washington, DC, Maryland, or Virginia this year, I’m always happy to talk through current market conditions and opportunities.

As always, love where you live.

Love is in the air. And home is where it really shows.However you’re celebrating today, enjoy the space you’ve built.Sti...
02/14/2026

Love is in the air. And home is where it really shows.

However you’re celebrating today, enjoy the space you’ve built.
Still looking for the right one? We know a few worth seeing.

As always, love where you live.

A new year invites clarity, intention, and spaces that support the life ahead. As the next chapter begins, choose a plac...
01/01/2026

A new year invites clarity, intention, and spaces that support the life ahead. As the next chapter begins, choose a place that feels aligned. Love where you live.

12/31/2025

New year. New possibilities. New places to call home. As we step into what’s next, here’s to choosing spaces that fit the life you’re building and loving where you live.

12/31/2025

214 2nd St SE | Washington, DC 20003
Sold for $1,000,000 — When a Sale Gets Complicated… Strategy Wins.
Conservatorship sales are never straightforward. They require court approval, strict timelines, detailed documentation, and a steady hand guiding every step. This one also came with an unexpected complication: a buyer who pulled back at the finish line after misunderstanding their contractual obligations.

Moments like this are where experience matters.

What it took to get this deal closed:
• Navigating the complexities of a court-supervised conservatorship sale
• Maintaining protection and clarity for a vulnerable seller
• Managing a hesitant buyer while keeping the transaction on track
• Reinstating and renegotiating terms without concessions
• Coordinating with attorneys, conservators, and the court for final approval
• Staying calm, strategic, and solutions-focused through multiple pressure points
The result: A smooth, court-approved sale with zero concessions, completed in under 60 days — in one of the toughest DMV markets we’ve seen.

“When a sale gets complicated, experience makes the difference.”


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Washington D.C., DC
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