Daryl Judy, an associate broker at Washington Fine Properties, has been named to Washingtonian's 2026 "100 Best Agents" list and honored as an Elite Producers Platinum winner. This recognition highlights his exceptional client service, market knowledge, and sustained sales performance in the competitive Washington, DC, real estate market.
With over 900 completed transactions and $1.17 billion in lifetime sales, Judy continues to stand out as a top real estate agent in Washington, DC. He serves buyers and sellers across all price points throughout the District and surrounding DMV communities. His career is marked by handling a diverse range of properties, from historic rowhouses and downtown condos to investment properties and family homes, giving him practical insight into pricing, marketing, and negotiation.
Clients value Judy's direct approach. He provides honest market assessments, identifies potential issues early, and offers advice that may not always align with client expectations but is grounded in reality. He stays heavily involved throughout the transaction, helping clients weigh options without unnecessary pressure. This consistency has built his business across every price point, from first-time purchases to high-value sales.
Judy's recognition from Washingtonian, RealTrends, and the Washington Business Journal reflects his results, but what sets him apart is his steady guidance and judgment. He is ranked #2 agent in Washington, DC, by RealTrends 2026, ranked among the top 500 individual agents in the United States, and has received over 100 five-star reviews on Zillow and Google.
The current Washington, DC, housing market is somewhat competitive. The median sale price is approximately $695,000, down just 0.77% year over year, while homes spend a median of 49 days on the market. Sales activity has increased, with 1,839 homes sold during the latest reporting period, up 7.9% from the previous year. Homes close for an average of 99% of asking price, and about 26.6% sell above list price. However, 31.2% of listings experience a price reduction, indicating that buyers remain selective and incorrect pricing can lead to longer market times.
For buyers, the current market may offer more time to evaluate properties, but correctly priced homes in sought-after neighborhoods can still attract competition. Sellers should avoid assuming every property will receive multiple offers and instead build strategies around current neighborhood-level sales.
Daryl Judy is based at Washington Fine Properties' Logan Circle office and serves clients across Washington, DC, Northern Virginia, and Montgomery County. His experience spans residential properties, historic homes, condominiums, and investment purchases. He combines detailed market analysis with a consultative communication style, helping clients understand both the immediate transaction and long-term implications.
Through Washington Fine Properties, Judy continues to represent individual homeowners, first-time buyers, luxury clients, and property investors with an emphasis on preparation, responsiveness, and data-driven strategy.
