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DC Worst Landlord Watchlist

Woodmont Crossing Investor LLC

Ward 8
10 Buildings
138 Total Violations
$150,748 Fines Assessed
Mar 2026 Last Violation

DC Worst Landlord Watchlist

One of the worst landlords in Ward 8. One of the 20 worst in the ward by total fines assessed.

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Repeat Violations

Violation types cited 3 or more times across this landlord's properties.

Violation Times Cited Fines Date Range Buildings
Cracked plaster, holes, or water damage 29 $17,459 2021–2026 8
Unsafe stairs or walking surfaces 15 $18,186 2021–2025 7
Interior structure not in good repair 13 $15,958 2024–2025 7
Smoke alarms missing — sleeping rooms 11 $25,276 2021–2026 5
Unsanitary bathroom or kitchen fixtures 10 $5,870 2022–2024 2
Unsafe cooking or water heating appliances 6 $7,370 2024–2025 2
Failure to maintain an adequate water supply system and/or failure ... 6 $7,339 2024–2025 3
Failure to promptly exterminate structures in which insects are fou... 5 $3,718 2024–2025 5

Buildings

# Address Units Violations Fines Last Cited
1 2307 Good Hope Court SE Ward 8 16 44 $48,296 May 2025 2 2305 Good Hope Court SE Ward 8 16 24 $18,810 Jul 2025 3 2323 Good Hope Court SE Ward 8 12 19 $18,029 Mar 2026 4 2303 Good Hope Court SE Ward 8 16 11 $12,836 May 2025 5 2309 Good Hope Court SE Ward 8 16 13 $12,393 Mar 2026 6 2313 Good Hope Court SE Ward 8 16 7 $11,979 Jul 2025 7 2317 Good Hope Court SE Ward 8 12 7 $9,353 Jul 2025 8 2319 Good Hope Court SE Ward 8 16 4 $8,856 Oct 2022 9 2321 Good Hope Court SE Ward 8 16 6 $5,823 Mar 2026 10 2315 Good Hope Court SE Ward 8 12 3 $4,373 Jul 2025

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Violation and fine data from DC Department of Buildings open records. Fines shown are assessed amounts; DC does not publish collected amounts. "Last cited" is the date of the most recent violation recorded for each building.