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Featured Properties: 902 T St NW (Two Condo Units)
Original List Prices: $549,500.-$565,000.
List Price at Contract: $549,500.-$565,000.
List Date: 12/11/2009
Days on Market: Average for both listings is 110 days
Settled Sales Price for first settled unit: $535,000.
Settlement Date for first settled unit: 04/30/2010
Seller Subsidy for first settled unit: $0.
Bank Owned?: No New Condo Conversion?: Yes
Type Of Financing: FHA. As part of the new rules for FHA approved condos that began at the beginning of 2010, buildings that contain only two units are now eligible.
Original GDoN (actually, it was a “Judging Buildings” Post is: here.
Listings for the building are: here. Click the individual; listing to see the pics.
Continues after the jump.
So technically this post is really a “Judging Buildings-Revisted” (JB-R?), but I’m kind of on a new condo kick (see last week’s post here). The Prince recently posted this historic property located at 902 T St NW in Shaw, just prior to the condos having been listed. It looks like the developer did only two units, which was appropriate since although the property is large by rowhome standards, it is zoned R-4 with a 1540 square foot lot.
Tax records (not always accurate) represent the unit sizes as 1240 square feet for A (currently under contract) and 1287 square feet for B (sold as of 04/30/2010). Named “902 T Street Condominium”, it is fortunate that the building is close to downtown and to Metro, as there is no offstreet parking available. It looks like the round turret made for some interesting interior spaces.
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