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Georgetown Home Prices

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Georgetown Home Prices, from most recent to least.

Still One of DC’s Priciest: The Georgetown Housing Market, By the Numbers

Still One of DC’s Priciest: The Georgetown Housing Market, By the Numbers

UrbanTurf Staff | April 20th 2020

Perennially one of DC's most expensive housing markets in DC, Georgetown remains in that category in 2020 ... read »

Cash is Still Crucial in Georgetown’s Housing Market

Cash is Still Crucial in Georgetown’s Housing Market

Nena Perry-Brown | May 23rd 2017

Georgetown is now the fourth-most expensive neighborhood in the city -- and 38 percent of homes purchased there so far this year were all-cash... read »

The 8-Year Path of Georgetown Home Prices in Four Charts

The 8-Year Path of Georgetown Home Prices in Four Charts

Nena Perry-Brown | May 17th 2016

This week, UrbanTurf continues taking a look at how housing prices in the DC area have fared over the past eight years with an examination of... read »

The Six-Month, $350,000 Bump in Georgetown

The Six-Month, $350,000 Bump in Georgetown

UrbanTurf Staff | July 6th 2015 | 1 Comment

A three-bedroom condominium at the new luxury residential building 1055 High sold last week for $5 million. The sale comes just six months after the... read »

Home Price Watch: Cash is King in Georgetown

Home Price Watch: Cash is King in Georgetown

Lark Turner | May 26th 2015

A surprising number of homes sold in Georgetown this year went to all-cash buyers. ... read »

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