Daryl Judy of Washington Fine Properties has been named to Washingtonian's 2026 "100 Best Agents" list and recognized as an Elite Producers Platinum honoree, a distinction that highlights sustained excellence in one of the nation's most competitive real estate markets. With over 900 completed transactions and $1.17 billion in lifetime sales, Judy's career is marked by consistent client representation across the Washington metropolitan area, serving buyers and sellers at all price points.
Washingtonian's "100 Best Agents" list recognizes real estate professionals who demonstrate strong client service, market knowledge, and professional performance. The Elite Producers Platinum designation further underscores Judy's high production levels. His track record includes being ranked #2 agent in Washington, DC by 2026 RealTrends Rankings, recognition as a Top 10 agent by Top10REAgents.com, and inclusion in the Washington Business Journal's leading DMV producers list. These accolades reflect his ability to navigate diverse property types, from historic rowhouses and downtown condos to investment properties and family homes.
Judy's approach is direct and data-driven. He provides clients with honest market assessments, identifies potential issues early, and offers strategic advice without pressure. This consultative style has earned him over 100 five-star reviews on Zillow and Google, and it has built a business that spans first-time buyers to luxury clients. His recognition from industry publications and rankings underscores the results, but his steady guidance and judgment are what set him apart.
The current Washington, DC housing market is somewhat competitive, with a median sale price of approximately $695,000 (down 0.77% year-over-year) and homes spending a median of 49 days on the market. Sales activity has increased, with 1,839 homes sold in the latest period (up 7.9% from the prior year), and homes closing at an average of 99% of asking price. While 26.6% of homes sell above list price, 31.2% experience price reductions, indicating that buyers remain selective. Correctly priced homes in desirable neighborhoods can still attract competition, with the most sought-after properties going pending in about 21 days.
For buyers, the market offers time to evaluate options, but competitive properties can still move quickly. Sellers must avoid overpricing and instead rely on current neighborhood-level sales data. Judy's expertise in pricing, marketing, and negotiation is particularly valuable in this environment, as he helps clients interpret market signals and make informed decisions.
Based at Washington Fine Properties' Logan Circle office, Judy serves clients across Washington, DC, Northern Virginia, and Montgomery County. His experience spans residential properties, historic homes, condominiums, and investment purchases. He is known for combining detailed market analysis with a consultative communication style, guiding clients through both the immediate transaction and its long-term implications.
Judy's recognition in Washingtonian's 2026 list is not just a personal achievement but a reflection of his commitment to client service and market expertise. As the DC market evolves, his track record of over 900 transactions and $1.17 billion in sales positions him as a trusted advisor for those navigating this dynamic real estate landscape. For more information on Daryl Judy's services, visit his profile on Washington Fine Properties.
