
Back in July we learned that this lot would be developed by Capital City Real Estate. You can see what it used to look like here. Like the way it turned out?

Category: House of the Day, Shaw
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14 May 2013 12:00 PM
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14 May 2013 10:08 AM
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15 May 2013 9:29 AM
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I guess it's just really small? I know this isn't the hottest neighborhood in DC, and...
Sheeesh, people...It's no wonder local businesses can't win for losing!
The ANC...
The permit doesn't specify the exact location. Anyone want to bet they put it up for a...
I did!
Called 311 and got on the list. Never heard anything again. Then, one random...
Seems like a good deal. I just really, really hate those tiny ovens! I understand having...
Nice! Very well done, blends with the existing buildings quite well. Especially the arched brickwork on the windows.
i assume we’re looking at the two houses, right?
from the outside these are absolutely perfect additions to this block.
i think this company does pretty good work…
My posts never post as anonymous…weird.
Anyway, I would prefer the third-floor balcony like the red brick house in the far right of the second picture. But I agree, it’s looks fantastic and well done.
They are nice. Though still located next to a stretch (one block south) on 9th st that will be hard to see improving for years.
Very nice… Blends in great with the rest of the block. Other developers around DC should take note. This company is working on another rowhouse project on P St. Can’t wait to see the finish product.
Wow. Those look like SFDs, not shoehorned 2- or 3-unit condos. No basement level! That IS big news in downtown infill development.
Operative term: “…look like” SFDs. Went to the website. Each address is 2 units, one and a half floors each. I still appreciate that they didn’t force living space down underground, though. These buildings look perfect on this lovely old block.