Chris Morrison
@chrismorrisondc.bsky.social
Capitol Hill–focused DC Realtor.
Strategy-driven guidance for policy, defense, and public-sector professionals.
Veteran. Clear thinking in a constrained market.
Strategy-driven guidance for policy, defense, and public-sector professionals.
Veteran. Clear thinking in a constrained market.
Pinned
I focus on Capitol Hill and nearby DC neighborhoods.
This market behaves differently than the rest of the region — policy, employment cycles, and tight inventory shape outcomes here.
I share clear, disciplined insight for people making serious real estate decisions in Washington, DC.
This market behaves differently than the rest of the region — policy, employment cycles, and tight inventory shape outcomes here.
I share clear, disciplined insight for people making serious real estate decisions in Washington, DC.
Capitol Hill isn’t just a neighborhood — it’s a system.
Pricing, timing, and competition here are shaped by policy, employment cycles, and inventory constraints.
Treating it like a generic DC market is a mistake.
Pricing, timing, and competition here are shaped by policy, employment cycles, and inventory constraints.
Treating it like a generic DC market is a mistake.
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February 1, 2026 at 9:46 PM
Capitol Hill isn’t just a neighborhood — it’s a system.
Pricing, timing, and competition here are shaped by policy, employment cycles, and inventory constraints.
Treating it like a generic DC market is a mistake.
Pricing, timing, and competition here are shaped by policy, employment cycles, and inventory constraints.
Treating it like a generic DC market is a mistake.
Capitol Hill isn’t just a neighborhood — it’s a system.
Pricing, timing, and competition here are shaped by policy, employment cycles, and inventory constraints.
Treating it like a generic DC market is a mistake.
Pricing, timing, and competition here are shaped by policy, employment cycles, and inventory constraints.
Treating it like a generic DC market is a mistake.
January 31, 2026 at 2:30 AM
Capitol Hill isn’t just a neighborhood — it’s a system.
Pricing, timing, and competition here are shaped by policy, employment cycles, and inventory constraints.
Treating it like a generic DC market is a mistake.
Pricing, timing, and competition here are shaped by policy, employment cycles, and inventory constraints.
Treating it like a generic DC market is a mistake.
I focus on Capitol Hill and nearby DC neighborhoods.
This market behaves differently than the rest of the region — policy, employment cycles, and tight inventory shape outcomes here.
I share clear, disciplined insight for people making serious real estate decisions in Washington, DC.
This market behaves differently than the rest of the region — policy, employment cycles, and tight inventory shape outcomes here.
I share clear, disciplined insight for people making serious real estate decisions in Washington, DC.
January 31, 2026 at 2:26 AM
I focus on Capitol Hill and nearby DC neighborhoods.
This market behaves differently than the rest of the region — policy, employment cycles, and tight inventory shape outcomes here.
I share clear, disciplined insight for people making serious real estate decisions in Washington, DC.
This market behaves differently than the rest of the region — policy, employment cycles, and tight inventory shape outcomes here.
I share clear, disciplined insight for people making serious real estate decisions in Washington, DC.