JD Vance sold his house in the DC suburbs for $228,000 more than he paid

• Vice President JD Vance sold a Washington, DC-area home for $1.8 million in less than three weeks.
• He made about $228,000 more than the $1.64 million he paid in 2023.
• He lives in the vice president’s residence but still owns a DC home that he rents out to a tenant.

JD Vance quickly sold his home just outside Washington, DC, for $1.87 million, property records show.

Vance and his wife, Usha, bought the house in Alexandria, Virginia, a Washington, DC, suburb about eight miles from the nation’s capital, in 2023 for $1.64 million.

The couple made $228,025 more than they paid, but it’s unclear whether they spent any money on renovations or upgrades that would cut into their profit.

The five-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom, farmhouse-style home hit the market on February 27 listed at $1.69 million, according to its Redfin listing. The sale officially closed on March 17, just 18 days later.

Alexandria property records show that Vance, who bought it under an LLC, sold it to 9 EDR LLC, a Nevada domestic limited liability company filed on March 7. The mailing address tied to 9 EDR LLC goes to another home in Washington, DC.

Robert Crawford and Tyler Jeffrey of TTR Sotheby’s International Realty listed the property, and Justin Tanner of ReMax Allegiance brought the buyer. The real-estate agents did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Vance will spend most of his time in the official home of the vice president, which is on the grounds of the Naval Observatory.

Property records show, however, that Vance still owns a home in Washington, DC. In 2014, Vance and his wife purchased a DC townhome for $590,000 in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, within walking distance of the National Mall.

According to Redfin, the house was listed for rent in October 2023 for $3,700 a month.

In 2024, the Vances’ renter at the time told the Washington Post that she planned to stay there for a while and that her landlords were responsive.

“I love this house. I love this block. I want to be here for a long time,” she said. “So I want to be a good tenant. And I have great landlords — Usha’s great.”