This rental is located at 29 Q St, NW:


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The listing says:

“New Renovation MUST SEE

Brand New 1 Bedroom basement apartment available in Shaw/Bloomingdale 10/1

whats included: Open floor plan, kitchen with high-end granite and stainless finishes. Stylish and well-sized bathroom with slate tile and modern fixtures.
Also included: Wood floors. ADT alarm system [included in rent]. Pre-wired for cable and internet [included in rent]. Full in-unit Washer/Dryer. Central/Heat & Air [separate system].
A Large bedroom that also gets natural light. Elfa Closet system already installed too.”

Does $1550/month + electric sound reasonable?


This home is located at 26 P St, NE:


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The flier says:

“Great Building. Well Located. Spacious 4 Unit bldg Sold as is. No appliances, no HVAC nor water heaters. Units r in very good condition. 3 two BR units w/ similar floorplan. 4th unit is a 3 BR loft with unfinished deck. Hardwood floors in three units. tile baths. Views of US Capitol and Washington Monument. Purchaser live in 3br loft unit & rent rest. 3blks metro. MUST SEE!! well worth a look-see”

You can find more info here and photos here.

Well, this is arguable one of the most insane pop ups in the city. And it can be yours for $699,000. The area is actually up and coming but what do you think this pop up can/will actually go for? And what’s the best case scenario here – someone purchases the building and removes the pop up? Is that even possible or in any way likely? It’s interesting to note that the photos give no indication of the giant pop up…


Back in Dec. ’09 we heard that the renovated building at the corner of 3rd and P St, NW in Truxton Circle was going to become a wine store and/or market. The building looks great though it still sits vacant. I did notice a for lease sign has gone up. The owner has always intended to lease the downstairs space out to another business. Anyone heard any rumors of movement either on the wine store or other tenants looking at the downstairs space?


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And Ozio located at 1813 M St, NW is looking to open a roof deck. From an alcohol application permit:

“LICENSEE REQUESTS THE FOLLOWING SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE TO THE NATURE OF OPERATIONS:

New Roof top Summer Garden. Occupancy load is 110.”


“Dear PoP,

This happened on Sunday June 20th, the owner is a local D.C. business owner in Shaw/Convention Center area, he was at home Sunday, called for his dog to go outside at about 4 p.m, she did not respond at that point. The house is on Bates Street NW, right off Florida Avenue and North Capitol. She was not wearing her collar but she does have a microchip. He said it is not like his dog to run away and he fears someone may have taken her for dog fighting purposes.

Her name is Chloe Moo Moo Poundcake, she is a pitbull around 2 years old and spayed, she was adopted from the D.C American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. People can contact D.C. police at 202-698-0555 or the EFN Lounge at 202-341-8281. E-mail is [email protected]. There is a $2500 reward for her safe return, no questions asked.”


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This rental is located at 1233 4th Street, NW:


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The Craigslist ad says:

“• Lovely renovated townhouse on a serene street yet close to everything.

• Beautiful hardwood floors throughout, washer& dryer, central AC.

• Large open floorplan with new kitchen and lots of space for seating and dining.

• Bonus 1st floor room for den or even extra bedroom

• Light filled 2nd floor with large open bedroom, bathroom, bed nook or den, and fully-fitted walk-in closet.

• Private shaded garden with stone terrace and mature landscaping.”

Well, this is def. a unique property… Do you think $2495 a month is reasonable?


This home is located at 67 N St, NW:


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The flier says:

“Gorgeous High-end renovation mixes old and new. Dark floors, high ceilings, 2 fireplaces, exposed brick. Parking, zen patio. In-law suite rents easily for 800/month. Huge master suite with double showers, walk-in closet with Bosch laundry. True chef’s kitchen with professional appliances, double-thick honed granite, custom french base cabinetry. Truly thoughtful design with high end finishes including Bisazza tile throughout, honed slate, Flos & Kovacs lighting, floor-to ceiling Andersen glass doors, Dornbracht and Duravit fixtures. New roof. A mix of modern minimalism while attempting to keep the charm of a 100-year old Victorian.”

You can find more info here and more photos here.

The owner writes:

“We bought it at the peak of the market and are actually listing it at a slight loss, so I think it’s a really good deal especially for design types who like open floorplans and emphasis on a nice kitchen. Open House is on Sunday (May 16) from 1-5pm”

What do you guys think – does $565,000 sound reasonable?


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