Pam Wye is a native Washingtonian with real estate running through her blood. The daughter of a general contractor, Pam returned to DC a decade ago, and jumped right into world of helping clients buy and sell homes. After eight years in the business, Pam has closed over 200 transactions, averaging $25 million in sales annually. Pam specializes in neighborhoods across the city, including Capitol Hill, where she was born and raised, Logan Circle and Dupont Circle, areas she called home for five years, and Chevy Chase DC where she is raising her family. Pam truly enjoys opportunities to work all over the city including Kalorama, LeDroit Park, Brightwood, the Palisades, and Trinidad or, frankly, wherever her client's needs take her. Pam is a firm believer that a strong knowledge of multiple neighborhoods and clients of all price ranges makes a well rounded real estate agent. Pam has achieved a high level of success in a short amount of time, and her clients say she packs a mean punch of expertise, market knowledge and exceptional service. She has incredible organizational skills and a fine tuned ability to help her clients understand a property within the context of a particular neighborhood and the DC area market. In 2011, Pam was recognized by Realtor Magazine as one of the “30 Agents Under 30", chosen by GCAAR's executive committee to be the 2011 Rookie of the Year, voted one of Washington City Paper's best real estate agents, and included in Washingtonian's "Top Real Estate Agents" feature for several years. Pam is a former Vice President at TTR Sotheby's International Realty, one of the youngest in the firm to receive the title for her sales record, and now is Vice President at Compass. Pam consistently works with several of the city's leading developers, including Ditto Residential, CAS Riegler, Monarch Urban and Property Alchemist, to represent their multi-unit and single-family home developments on the market. When Pam is not working, she treasures quality time with her family, particularly her husband (also a DC native) and two young boys, Mason who is 3 years old and Wyatt who is less than a year old. A favorite activity is spending an early weekend morning making breakfast with her kids. Pam is licensed in DC, MD, and VA.

Claudia Donovan is one of the most recognized names in DC real estate, known for her stellar reputation, strong negotiating skills, and thoughtful, strategic approach. With over 35 years of experience, Claudia is part of a very small circle of agents who can truthfully claim they have seen the market through its many fluctuations—this hardwon distinction is what often sets her apart with clients who want an expert at the table and a steady hand at the helm. “I was first introduced to Washington, D.C. as a graduate student at Catholic University,” says Claudia, a Long Island native who was studying drama at the time. “I knew as soon as I settled in that I had found my new hometown.” Her career path took her into residential real estate, and she found her love of theater exemplified on DC’s real estate stage. “No other place in the country matches the character of the neighborhoods and communities here in DC and Maryland,” she adds. “After over 35 years in the business, I’ve seen enough dramatic entrances and exits to know how to navigate each scene. The trick is turning plot twists into happy endings. And that’s exactly what I get to do!” Claudia is a highly recognized name in DC real estate, known for her stellar reputation, vast strategic experience, and strong negotiating skills. She takes pride in helping clients buy and sell real estate in Chevy Chase, throughout DC, and its nearby Maryland neighbors, and she holds several sales records, constantly ranking in the area’s top tier of producers. “There’s a lot to love about this job, but I have a particular soft spot for people who are downsizing their homes,” she said in a recent interview. “This transition can be fraught with frenzy, emotions, and complications, and I’ve helped hundreds of clients realize the benefits of living smaller and smarter—and closer to the people and activities they care about. Making this process seamless, stress-free, and actually enjoyable is one of the most rewarding parts of my job.” Committed to making Washington, D.C. a better place to live, Claudia contributes to the Northwest Neighbors Village, which helps upper Northwest residents remain independent in their own homes as they age, and is an active supporter of the DC art scene. She has also been involved with several important organizations in the region, namely Washington Project for the Arts, Avalon Theater, and Rock Creek Conservancy. Claudia finds herself most at home on the waters of Annapolis and Onancock, where she sails with family and friends, and in her home in Chevy Chase, D.C.