Howard University Black Real Estate Agents
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Buyers are drawn to the Howard University area by its walk to campus and to the federal, nonprofit, and policy jobs downtown, by the U Street corridor's restaurants and nightlife, and by rowhouse stock with real architectural character that's hard to find elsewhere in the city.
Sellers in LeDroit Park benefit from the scarcity of its landmark housing stock, Shaw sellers are drawing buyers who want walkability to U Street's restaurants and the Metro, and Bloomingdale rowhomes are moving quickly among buyers priced out of Capitol Hill.
With homes near Howard typically going under contract in under two months and selling right around asking price, the area around campus remains one of DC's more competitive rowhouse markets even as the citywide market loosens overall.
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