The most expensive condo to sell in the District during February 2010 was in Gerogetown's East Village at the Sheridan Garage development, located at 2516 Q Street, NW #Q202, Washington, DC.  This new construction furnished model unit is 1,350 SF and features 2 BR and 2.5 BA.  The selling price was $1,000,000 / $741 SF.

Congratulations to selling Realtor Alix Myerson of Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. for closing the most expensive condo sale in the District in February 2010.

Honorable mention for the 2nd most expensive DC condo sold in February 2010 was was in the U Street Corridor at Moderno, located at 1939 12th Street NW #501 Washington, DC. This new construction penthouse unit is 1,452 SF and features 2 BR and 3 BA.  The selling price was $890,000 / $613 SF.

Congratulations to selling Realtor Tony Hain of Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. for closing this transaction.

In February 2010, only one DC condo sold for a $1M or over, down from five in January.  No doubt activity over the past couple of months has been slowed by the major snow storms.   

If you are interested in learning more about luxury condos, here is a resource to view DC luxury condos that are currently listed for sale.

The Robertson Development mission statement offers a glimpse into soul of the firm:

To create residential and retail space that reflects our passion for great design and true quality craftsmanship, while always striving to achieve the highest level of customer satisfaction and business ethics.

A single visit to a Robertson project can change your entire perspective on the definition of a quality condo in the DC market.  Robertson's unique designs, attention to details, and  finishes set the bar very high.  Robertson projects include The Highland and Rocco & Capece in Logan Circle and The Beauregard, Moderno, Murano, Visio and Woodson Row in the U Street Corridor.

Please drop us a note if you are interested in more information about any Robertson Development condos.