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“Brookland bungalows get a lot of love on PoPville” This one sold in 8 days

Good Deal or Not Revisited (GDoN-R) is a weekly post that reviews the settled sales data of a recent individual real estate transaction in the District of Columbia. Each post is intended as a case study and a snapshot of the real estate market at a particular moment in time. GDoN-R generally posts on Friday in the late morning.

GDoN-R has been written exclusively for PoPville since 2009 by Suzanne Des Marais. Suzanne is a practicing Realtor with Compass. Unless specifically noted, neither she nor the company that she is affiliated with represented any of the parties or were directly involved in the transaction reported below. Unless otherwise noted, the source of information is Bright MLS, which is the local multiple listing system and/or Smartcharts by Showingtime. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Featured Property: 1507 Irving St NE
Legal Subdivision: Brookland
Advertised Subdivision per Listing: Brookland
Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 3 Parking: Driveway/Offstreet Ownership: Fee Simple Basement Yes, fully finished
Original List Price: $799,000. List Price at Contract: $799,000.
List Date: 9/4/2018
Days on Market: 8
Settled Sales Price: $800,000.
Seller Subsidy: $0.
Settlement Date: 10/12/2018
Transaction type: Standard
Original GDoN post can be seen: here.
The original listing can be seen here: here.

The 10 comments on the original GDoN post were nearly unanimous in opinion. This house (and Brookland in general) is seriously Cute.

Brookland bungalows get a lot of love on PoPville. Here are some previous GDoN-Revisited posts about them:

June 2018: 1008 Shepherd St NE sold at $819,000.

June 2017: 3215 17th St NE sold at $790,000.

December 2016: 1216 Michigan Ave NE sold at net $645,000.

July 2016: 1005 Taylor St NE sold at $644,700.

Including the subject property and 1008 Shepherd St NE (in the links directly above), there have been a total of 11 cute Brookland bungalows sold so far in 2018. They ranged in settled sales price from $660,000. to $819,000.

The listing agents for this transaction were Jake Abbot and Shemaya Klar with Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices PenFed Realty. Katri Hunter, with Compass (per disclosure above, the same brokerage that the write is affiliated with), represented the Purchaser.

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