Ericka S. Black, REALTOR®

Real estate consultant, Commercial agent in Washington, DC

Address

1025 Thomas Jefferson St NW Suite #W-3300, Washington, DC, 20007

Phone

(202) 670-6677

Website

erickasblack.com

About Ericka S. Black, REALTOR®

Ericka S. Black is a Washington, DC-based REALTOR® with Coldwell Banker Realty, working out of the Georgetown office at 1025 Thomas Jefferson St NW. She holds licenses in DC, Maryland, and Virginia, and is described on her own site as a "Top Rated African American Woman Real Estate Agent." Ericka consistently ranks among the Top 100 agents within Coldwell Banker's 30-office Mid-Atlantic Region, and her accolades include being ranked in the Top 1% in Mid-Atlantic Region sales volume, Top 5% in International Sales volume, the Coldwell Banker International President's Circle Award, the Coldwell Banker International Sterling Silver Award, a GCAAR Recognition Silver Award, and recognition as a Washingtonian Top Producer across Maryland, Virginia, and DC. Her own site describes her as accustomed to negotiating multiple-offer scenarios, and known by clients for being "energetic as well as patient, attentive, and transparent." In 2019, Ericka was appointed by DC Mayor Muriel Bowser to the District of Columbia Real Estate Commission, the body that regulates real estate licenses and protects consumers under the District's real estate license law. Ericka's interest in real estate began early: she purchased her first home as a college student at North Carolina Central University, a historically Black university. She and her husband Anthonio, a DC native, later built a strategy of investing in real estate together to manage the area's high cost of living, an experience she says taught her the financial empowerment that comes with owning property — a lesson she now works to pass on to her clients. She serves buyers and sellers across the full spectrum, from first-time homebuyers to experienced investors, veterans, and military families, offering what her site calls "concierge-level service." Outside of real estate, she is active in her church choir, enjoys traveling, and spends time educating others about personal finance and supporting local charities in her Northeast DC community.

Ericka S. Black's path into real estate started long before she became a licensed agent. As a college student at North Carolina Central University, an HBCU, she purchased her very first home — an early step into property ownership that set the tone for the rest of her career. She and her husband, Anthonio, a DC native, went on to build an aggressive real estate investment strategy together, buying and holding property specifically to offset the rising cost of living in the Washington, DC area. That personal experience with the financial freedom that property ownership can bring became the foundation of her professional mission: helping other people access the same "liberation," as she describes it, through smart real estate decisions. Her track record and community trust eventually led Mayor Muriel Bowser to appoint her to the District of Columbia Real Estate Commission in 2019, giving her a direct role in shaping the regulations that protect DC homebuyers and sellers. Today, as a REALTOR® with Coldwell Banker Realty in Georgetown, Ericka continues to draw on that first-home experience, working most often with first-time buyers navigating the same uncertainty she once faced herself.

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