Evers and CoWe are 100+ dedicated sales associates who consider our profession to be the most enjoyable and challenging job anyone could have. Founded in 1985, our company has enjoyed an outstanding reputation from our first year to the present. We take our agency responsibility seriously, and our goal is to make the process of buying and selling homes a positive, successful experience for everyone involved. Over 80% of our business is by referral and our company takes pride in listing and selling the area’s finest properties – from condominiums and townhouses in downtown Washington, to colonials in Chevy Chase, to estates and farms in the Virginia countryside. We look forward to working with you.

Evers & Co. May 2014 Real Estate ReportWhen comparing home sales market reports from May of 2013 to May of 2014, the downtown Washington, D.C. real estate market experienced gains with a 13 percent increase in dollar volume of sales and a 9.7 percent increase in the average home sale price, despite a flat spring season for the region.*

“Downtown Washington, D.C. continues to serve as one of the brightest spots in the country for home sales and appreciation rates,” says Donna Evers, president and broker of Evers & Co. Real Estate, the largest independent, woman-owned real estate firm in metro Washington. “We are experiencing strong and growing demand for homeownership in the increasingly popular District of Columbia, and that bears out in these latest figures.”

The metropolitan Washington area real estate market, including the outlying areas, is expected to strengthen throughout the summer and into fall. Evers advises sellers to list their homes now, and appropriately price and stage them to command multiple offers. As for buyers, Evers advises them to shop carefully and prudently to ensure a sound investment.

“There are still not enough homes up for sale around our area to meet demand, so if sellers price and present their homes well, they’re sure to solicit interest, and even bidding wars among buyers,” added Evers.

Recent studies have shown that economic experts anticipate that the value of homeownership in the next decade will allow for owners to enjoy a return on investment just as individuals did during market peaks in the late 1970s, 1990s and into the early 2000’s.