Late Spring 2026

Late Spring is upon us, and The Dupont Savant Market Report is offering a new twist. Whereas we previously focused primarily on townhomes for our data, we will now incorporate condominium trends as well. It seems only right, given that condos represent a significant presence in the Dupont Circle real estate landscape.

Condo sales in the late Spring period ran the gamut from small to large buildings and from old to new. Recent closings reflect this variety, from the grand old turn-of-the-century Woodward to the cutting-edge Metropole with its modern angles. The median sales price during this time frame was $910,571 with an impressive 100.69 percent sales-to-list ratio, and an average of just 20 days on market. Quite obviously, condos and co-ops in Dupont Circle are in hot demand right now.

Not to be outdone, single-family homes had an average closing price of $1,743,400 and went under contract in just four days on average. The sales-to-list ratio was a very strong 97.07 percent of asking. These homes tend to be of the townhouse variety, but you’ll sometimes find fascinating exceptions. Such was the case when a spectacular seven-bedroom former ambassador’s mansion sold for $3,412,500. Built in 1907, the stately home at 1860 19th Street NW has 7,800 square feet of elegant living space.

The length of time that it takes to sell a home and the sales-to-list ratio are key indicators of buyer appetite in the real estate market. With Summer quickly looming, it seems apparent that Dupont Circle is moving into a very active period. With decades of experience, I use pricing, timing, presentation, intention, and strategic exposure to achieve the strongest results for my clients. Please don’t hesitate to reach out, so that we can maximize your experience in Dupont Circle and beyond.