1405 15th Street, NW via Greysteel

From a press release:

“Greysteel, a national commercial real estate investment services firm, is pleased to announce the upcoming market listing of a prime mixed-use property in Washington, D.C. This exciting opportunity presents a unique and versatile investment option in one of the city’s most vibrant and sought-after neighborhoods.

This unique property, located in Logan Circle on 1401-1405 15th Street, is a church with a rich history (the place of worship for Teddy Roosevelt and his family during his presidency) in one of DC’s most desirable neighborhoods, surrounded by high-quality retail and is offered for well below replacement cost. This property represents a rare opportunity for those seeking a dynamic investment in a thriving community. Boasting a blend of commercial and residential spaces, this mixed-use gem is set to redefine the local real estate landscape.

Investment Highlights: (more…)



1201 U Street, NW

Thanks to Jeff for sending: “What’s becoming of the building formerly housing Archipelago:

‘we’ve been given the opportunity to renovate a three story, 7500 square foot, corner building that will become the new headquarters for Passion City Church DC just a few doors down from The Lincoln Theatre at 1201 U St NW. This space will also serve as the new home for our bloom, Passion Kids, and Passion Students ministries starting in December!'”



photo by James0806

From a press release:

“The Shrine of the Sacred Heart off of 16th Street NW is hosting two raffles to raise funds to update its lighting and sound systems.

The Mother’s Day Raffle boasts a first prize of a 60-inch smart television, a second prize of an HP laptop, and third and fourth prizes of iPad Airs. The drawing is Sunday, May 14 and tickets are $5.
You can also enter for a chance to win a Toyota Highlander Hybrid XLE, just don’t plan on making it a Mother’s Day gift. The winner of the car will be drawn on August 6, and tickets are $20.

The raffles are part of larger revitalization efforts in honor of the 100th anniversary of the church’s building, a celebration delayed a year due to the pandemic. The Byzantine-style church is made out of decorative reinforced concrete pioneered by sculptor John Joseph Earley, who also worked on Malcolm X Park down the street and the Franciscan Monastery in Brookland. (more…)



photo by Diane Krauthamer

“Dear PoPville,

I’ve been asked to be a godfather by our closest friends. My wife and I, while raised Catholic, weren’t married in the church and haven’t practiced in quite some time.

My future goddaughter’s parish needs a signed/sealed ”letter of eligibility” from my pastor attesting that I’m qualified to serve as a godparent.

Anyone know any back-alley priests in the DC area?”


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