There’s a dip in new inventory this week to hit the market. Only 61 open houses for properties newly listed this week.
While there’s still an overall total of 178 opens scheduled, the fact that only a 1/4 are new means you best get to house-hunting before there’s nothing from which to choose… or we could see an inventory increase after Labor Day.
To see the entire DC Open House List, click here.
- 1545 18th Street NW #312 — $395,000 — Dupont Circle
Open Sun. 2-4 p.m. — Ellen Klein
With a Walk Score of 93, right off of the Circle, this 1-bedroom has all you could
need in a condo in the heart of the District. - 5032 A Street SE — $529,000 — Marshall Heights
Open Sat. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. & Sun. 1-3PM — Michael Goss
The photos are a bit rough as is the gray and red painted rooms and the fact no
one could be bothered to setup the patio chairs. - 217 Farragut Street NW — $714,999 — Petworth
Open Sun. 1-3 p.m. — Kevin Wood
3 bed/3.5 bath on the edge of Petworth with a recent $15k price reduction. - 1215 Staples Street NE — $660,000 — Trinidad
Open Sun. 12-2 p.m. — Glen W. Sutcliffe
In a turn of events, this is one of the first townhouses in a long time we’ve seen
that DOESN’T have a wide-open main level that you can see from front to back. - 602 H Street SW — $1,235,000 — Southwest Waterfront
Open Sun. 1-4 p.m. — Lewis Bashoor
While the price seems high for an older 3 bedroom townhouse, the prime location is the main motivation for the listing price.
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