The folks behind the New Hampshire House are good on their word.
Wait a second, I guess it depends how many units are in the building…
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Real Estate
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Located at 1534 15th Street this 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom is going for the tiny sum of $1,190,000. Pretty fresh house house though. Worth it?
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Sweet, sweet property in Eckington Le Droit Park. Umm, no I’m second guessing myself…but we can agree it is a dope sky property from the outside at least.
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Thanks to Realtor Kevin Wood from William Sawyer and Co. Realtors for putting the list together. Sales include zipcodes 20011, 20010 and 20009.
4608 Fort Totten Drive NE
330,000
House
4366 Argyle Terrace, NW
650,000
House
1234 Hamilton St. NW
557,000
House (Lots more sales after the jump.) (more…)
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I’m seeing a few of these signs popping up around Columbia Heights just east of 11th Street. Yet prices still seem to be fairly high. So explain to me how we can be having auctions at the same time as prices remaining high.
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This “drop dead gorgeous renovation of a 1910 Victorian rowhouse” is located at 3617 New Hampshire Ave a block away from the Petworth metro. The asking price is $659,000. So what do you think, a good price or they’re dreaming?
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These condos are located at 1337 Harvard St. and the first open house will be this Sunday. Prices range from $499k to $650k. So what do you think about Solar Powered Condos? Are we going to see many more of these? Would you buy this condo over one nearby because of the Solar Power?
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In October, I posted about this building when it had just posted its “half sold!!” banner. Well now it’s practically March, so at what point do you stop celebrating that it is “half sold” and say “oh shit, it’s only half sold”?
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I see these all over many real estate signs. So what are they? Would they sway one in buying one house over another? I seem to recall a friend of mine saying that they’re not actually that useful. Like there is some sort of high deductible or something. Please educate me.
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So I’ve often noticed that developers often scoop up the corner rowhouses when they go for sale. I can see the appeal would be more windows, a bigger yard, and possibly less noise due to one less neighbor. So a simple question: what is the premium for owning a corner rowhouse? Is it like $50k more than the house to its left? $75k more?