Kevin is licensed in both MD and DC. Many buyers cross the line (Bethesda ↔ Friendship Heights, Silver Spring ↔ Takoma DC, etc.). Having one agent who handles both sides simplifies the entire search and contract process.

Depends on lifestyle and budget. Georgetown, Dupont, and Capitol Hill remain premium. Shaw, Bloomingdale, and Petworth offer more value with strong upside. The Yards and Navy Yard for newer construction near water.

Median single-family around $725-850K. Condos in newer buildings $450K-$1.2M depending on neighborhood and finishes. Row houses in Capitol Hill or Logan Circle $800K-$1.8M. Georgetown true single-family $1.5M+.

DC is a steady-appreciation, low-volatility market driven by federal and institutional employment. Inventory has tightened in core neighborhoods. Best entry points: Petworth, Brookland, Eckington, and parts of NE.

DC schools vary by ward. Charters and DCPS magnets (Wilson, School Without Walls, Banneker) compete with top suburban schools. Many families buy in MD nearby for schools but work and live downtown. Kevin can advise on the trade-offs.

Yes. This is one of the most common scenarios — buyers comparing DC walkability against MD value/schools. One agent across both jurisdictions saves time and gives a clearer comp picture.

Virtual walkthroughs, neighborhood video tours, school district deep-dives, commute analysis. Then a curated tour across both DC and nearby MD if it makes sense for your search.