Photo sources: William Nyikuli, Connor Gan and Sydnie Sellers / Unsplash. Adams Morgan: Ted Eytan, CC BY-SA 2.0. Cropped and composed for this collage; collage adaptation available under CC BY-SA 2.0.
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Russell Chandler | Redfin
Principal Agent & Associate Broker
Washington, DC real estate
Your next move
in Washington, DC.
A home is more than an address. Whether you are drawn to a neighborhood's energy, a different daily routine, or a fresh start, let's build a clear plan around the life you want to live.
Neighborhood photo credits
Photo sources: William Nyikuli, Connor Gan and Sydnie Sellers / Unsplash. Adams Morgan: Ted Eytan, CC BY-SA 2.0. Cropped and composed for this collage; collage adaptation available under CC BY-SA 2.0.
Photographs provide neighborhood context, not current listing details. Display crops and resizing are used; conditions may have changed since the photographs were taken. No endorsement is implied.
Start with everyday life
Explore Washington, DC.
There is more to a neighborhood than its name. Explore the places around a home, compare the details, and picture the daily routine you want.
Southwest waterfront
Southwest & The Wharf
Piers, waterside promenades and restaurants make the Southwest waterfront a place to explore on foot. Compare the specific building, monthly fees, amenities and parking, then check your actual route to work and other everyday destinations.
Explore The Wharf →The U.S. Capitol
Capitol Hill
Eastern Market brings fresh food, local makers and community gatherings into the Capitol Hill experience. As you compare homes, look closely at layout, condition, outdoor space and maintenance needs, along with the route from each address to the places you use.
Explore Eastern Market →Adams Morgan rowhouses
Adams Morgan
Explore the restaurants, independent shops, music and public art along 18th Street and Columbia Road. Visit at the times that reflect your routine, and compare the specific home or building for light, layout, monthly costs and nearby transportation.
Explore Adams Morgan →Georgetown streetscape
Georgetown
Historic streets, shops and waterfront paths give Georgetown several ways to explore. Compare each property for usable space, upkeep and parking, and test your preferred transit or walking route rather than assuming every address offers the same access.
Explore Georgetown →These four areas are starting points, not the limits of your search. Community resources are linked above. Confirm property details, school assignments, association terms and travel routes for each address.
Find the home. Then make a plan.
Explore current options, see the homes I represent, or tell me what you're looking for. We can make the search more focused together.
Homes in Washington, DC
Open Redfin's Washington, DC search for photos, listing details and available homes. Send me the ones you'd like to discuss.
Browse Washington, DC on Redfin ↗My current listings
Explore the homes I am currently representing, with property details and a direct path to requesting a tour.
View Russell's listings →A search built around you
Share your preferred neighborhoods, budget and timing. We'll narrow the options to homes that fit your priorities.
Tell me what you're looking for →Redfin opens in a separate website, not an IDX feed here. Results may include nearby areas and other brokers' listings. Confirm availability and details on each listing.
Perspective before pressure
Ideas for your Washington, DC move.
Practical guidance for buyers and sellers from my Maryland and Washington, DC market articles.
Higher Rates, More Room to Negotiate?
Looking beyond the rate to price, seller-paid closing costs and the bigger picture behind a monthly payment.
Read the comparison →The Market Isn't Frozen—It's Negotiating
A conversation about expectations, flexibility and finding a path forward.
Read the article →Finding Common Ground
Behind every offer and every move are people navigating an important change.
Read the article →Washington, DC Real Estate Agent for Buyers and Sellers
Buying or selling a home in Washington, DC requires a clear strategy and an understanding of neighborhood differences, property types, pricing, and market competition. I help clients evaluate value, understand property condition, compare options, and make confident decisions from our first conversation through closing.
Buying a Home in Washington, DC
Whether you are considering a condominium, rowhome, townhome, or single-family property, I help you compare neighborhoods and homes, prepare competitive offers, evaluate inspection findings, understand condominium information, and coordinate financing through settlement. You receive straightforward advice and a strategy designed around your priorities—without pressure to make a quick decision.
Selling a Home in Washington, DC
Strong sales begin with thoughtful preparation and accurate pricing. I help Washington, DC sellers identify practical improvements, position their property for serious buyers, evaluate the complete terms of every offer, and negotiate for the best possible result.
Experience You Can Trust
Russell Chandler is a Redfin Principal Agent and Associate Broker licensed in Maryland and Washington, DC. With more than 30 years of experience, 739 homes closed, $342 million in sales volume, and a 4.8/5 rating from 495 Redfin reviews, Russell provides honest guidance backed by extensive experience.
Maryland License 638449 • Washington, DC License BR40000556
Ready to discuss your Washington, DC real estate goals? Schedule a no-pressure consultation and receive a clear plan for your next step.
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