"Where: Kalorama. Sold by: Jonathan B. Schlossberg,co­founder and former CEO of the on-demand payment startup Even, and Morgan E. Eisler, former head UX researcher at Okta, an identity-security-management platform. Listed: $5,200,000. Sold: $4,700,000. Days on market: 99. Bragging points: A three-story 1967 brick house with four bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, two fireplaces, an elevator, a great room, and a fenced backyard."
"Where: Massachusetts Avenue Heights. Sold by: Vincent Roberti, a lobbyist, and Amy Roberti, head of global government relations and public affairs at Stripe. Bought by: Stone Terrace LLC, which the Washington Business Journal speculates is in fact Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who in March purchased the neighboring mansion for $23 million. Listed: $8,800,000. Sold: $8,800,000. Days on market: 0. Bragging points: A 1927 Colonial-style house with six bedrooms, eight and a half bathrooms, two fireplaces, a recreation room, a swimming pool, and a terrace."
"Where: Kalorama. Sold by: Chris Wallace, broadcast journalist and former CNN anchor, and Lorraine Wallace, a chef and author. Bought by: Vincent and Amy Roberti(see previous sale). Listed: $5,995,000. Sold: $5,650,000. Days on market: 142. Bragging points: Known as the Jelleff Mansion, this Georgian Revival has four bedrooms, five bathrooms, two half baths, two fireplaces, a gym, a separate in-law suite, and a flagstone terrace."
Multiple high-end Washington-area properties changed hands across Kalorama, Massachusetts Avenue Heights, Georgetown and Potomac. Sales prices ranged from about $4.25 million to $8.8 million, with some properties selling at or below listing and one selling at listing price. Notable sellers included tech and media figures such as Jonathan B. Schlossberg, Chris Wallace, and corporate executives; one buyer listed as Stone Terrace LLC is speculated to be Mark Zuckerberg. Property features included historical architectural styles, multiple bedrooms and bathrooms, fireplaces, pools, terraces, in-law suites, elevators, gyms, and carriage houses. Days on market varied from 0 to 142.
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