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DC open house list for this weekend: Jan 9, 2026

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

The market is officially waking back up, and this weekend’s open house lineup proves it. For the second week of January, buyers have plenty to explore, with more than 300 open houses happening across the District. Whether you’re kicking off a 2026 home search or ready to make an early-year move, this is the perfect weekend to get out, tour, and see what’s new on the market. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.

824 Allison St NW
  • 824 Allison St NW — $840,000 — Petworth
    Open Sat. 9-11AM & 12-2PM, Sun. 2-4PM — Shawanda Robinson
    “Step into the best of Petworth at this beautifully updated home just off Sherman Circle, where style, space, and location effortlessly come together. The main level features a bright, open floor plan with coffered ceilings and hardwood floors throughout. The gourmet kitchen has white cabinetry, a gray island with seating for 4+, stainless steel appliances, a wine cooler, and plenty of counter space. A powder room and versatile coat closet/pantry complete the space. Upstairs, there are two spacious bedrooms. The primary bedroom includes a private en-suite bathroom with dual vanities, a freestanding soaking tub, and a separate shower. The second bedroom has access to a full hallway bathroom, while bedroom-level laundry adds convenience—perfect for guests, roommates, or small families. The fully finished lower level provides a recreation area, private bedroom, full bathroom, and walk-out rear entrance—ideal for guests, an au pair, in-laws, or short-term rental potential. Washer and dryer hookups are included.”
  • 205 G St SW #145 — $750,000 — Southwest Waterfront
    Open Sun. 2-4PM — Fernando Garcia
    “MID-CENTURY MAGIC – Evolving from the groundbreaking designs of legendary D.C. architect Chlothiel Woodard Smith, 205 G St. SW brings mid-century modern perfection to the 21st Century with a full top-to-bottom renovation by DwellBuild. Down to the studs, this 3-bed, 2-full-bath residence has been completely renovated, while absolutely honoring its architectural integrity.”
  • 2301 N St NW #212 — $449,000 — West End
    Open Sat. & Sun. 11AM-1PM — Kevin Wood
    “Ideally located in the heart of DC’s West End, this inviting one-bedroom, one-bath residence at 2301 N Street NW #212 delivers a rare mix of space, convenience, and lifestyle. The home includes GARAGE PARKING (a true rarity for a one-bedroom in the neighborhood), dedicated extra storage, an exceptionally large private balcony ideal for entertaining or quiet mornings, and a concierge for added ease and security.”
  • 1235 Perry St NE — $975,000 — Brookland
    Open Sat. 11AM-1PM — Daniel Llerena
    BACK ON THE MARKET: “Discover this showstopping, fully transformed single-family home featuring 4 spacious bedrooms, 3.5 luxurious bathrooms, and high-end upgrades in the heart of Brookland, one of Northeast D.C.’s most sought-after communities. This residence combines timeless character with modern elegance.”
  • 2815 39th St NW — $2,500,000 — Observatory Circle
    Open Sat. 12-3PM — Richard & Larry Prigal
    “Truly exceptional and meticulously designed, this expansive residence offers luxurious multi-level living, perfect for today’s modern lifestyle—complete with a full lower-level apartment ideal for guests, rental income, or multi-generational living.”
  • 3310 12th St SE — $474,999 — Congress Heights
    Open Sat. & Sun. 1-3PM — Sherese Teixeira
    $10k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Welcome to this beautifully updated 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home located on a quiet, neighborly street in Southeast DC! Step inside to discover luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout, brand-new appliances, and modern upgrades that make this home completely move-in ready.”
  • 1227 Wylie St NE — $570,000 — H St Corridor
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Mandy & Tim Hursen Jr.
  • “Blending classic character with thoughtful modern updates. Living room and entire 2nd floor have just been freshly painted. The open floor plan on the main level provides flexible living and dining areas with a bold pop of colorful wallpaper and exposed brick accents.”
  • 3701 Camden St SE — $499,000 — Hillcrest
    Open Sat. 12:30-2:30PM — Jason Skipworth
    “Welcome to Hillcrest, one of Washington, DC’s most prestigious, charming, and desirable residential neighborhoods east of the river. Features of 3701 Camden Street SE are 3 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms, 2106sf of living space spread out over 3 levels of living and an extra-large lot with nearly a quarter of an acre.”
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Real Estate Fresh Finds for Jan 7, 2026

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

205 G St SW #145

Featured Property of the Week:  205 G St SW #145

“MID-CENTURY MAGIC – Evolving from the groundbreaking designs of legendary D.C. architect Chlothiel Woodard Smith, 205 G St. SW brings mid-century modern perfection to the 21st Century with a full top-to-bottom renovation by DwellBuild. Down to the studs, this 3-bed, 2-full-bath residence has been completely renovated, while absolutely honoring its architectural integrity. New HVAC, new insulation, new windows throughout, new water heater, new appliances – on and on! – have reincarnated this classic to begin its next chapter anew. Interiors balance durability and warmth, with attractive LVP flooring on the entry level and rich hardwoods across the upper two floors. The kitchen anchors the main living space with a full LG appliance suite and quartz countertops, pairing clean lines with everyday functionality. Huge north- and south-facing windows flood the residence with natural light. An outdoor patio set amid this park-like enclave offers relaxing respite, while so much of the nation’s capital sits just beyond your doorstep. Within half a mile, enjoy easy access to both the Waterfront and Federal Center Metro stations, Safeway for shopping, and so much more. Just beyond sit your celebrity neighbors, The Wharf and National Mall. If you need to go farther afield, you’ll appreciate this home comes with reserved parking. An impeccable aesthetic, the most solid foundation, and possibly the District’s most enviable location put 205 G St. SW in a class of its own.”

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 5BR/4.5BA corner unit Victorian rowhome in Logan Circle with 4,600 total sq. ft. across 4 levels and features 2 fireplaces, stained glass windows, an in-home elevator, Taj Mahal countertops, a whole-floor primary suite with luxurious spa bath, walk-in closets and sitting room, lower level in-law suite with its own kitchen and a rooftop level with both a terrace and deck—all for $3.8M.
  • “Located in the heart of Deanwood, DC, this 2-bedroom, 1-bath row home offers solid bones and a fantastic opportunity to add value with updates and cosmetic improvements. The layout provides comfortable living space with the potential to reimagine the kitchen, baths, and finishes to suit your style or investment goals.”
  • “This gorgeous property is tucked away on a picturesque, tree-lined street in the highly sought-after Hillcrest neighborhood. This classic 3BR/3BA detached Cape Cod offers the perfect blend of tranquility, space, and access to all that’s developing east of the river. With over 2,500 square feet of finished living space and nearly a quarter-acre lot, this home is a rare gem in the District.”
  • Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a 4BR/3BA Colonial townhouse in Glover Park with no interior photos and the “property is being sold occupied with any and all occupants in AS IS/WHERE IS condition.”
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Polar Bear Sighted at DC Fray League 🐻‍❄️ ⚽️

By Prince Of Petworth and DC Fray

On a chilly winter evening, players at a DC Fray soccer league did a double-take when an unexpected new teammate wandered out of the zoo and right onto the pitch: a polar bear! Towering over defenders, surprisingly light on its feet, and clearly loving the game, the bear blended right in, trading passes, chasing goals, and proving that even the wildest creatures can’t resist the joy of social sports. Spectators rubbed their eyes, teammates laughed in disbelief, and for a moment, it seemed like DC had just witnessed the world’s first ever animal soccer prodigy.

Okay…so maybe there wasn’t actually a polar bear playing soccer. But the fun, friendships, and unforgettable moments are very real, and you can sign up now through Tuesday, January 20th for any of our 120+ DC Fray winter social sports leagues happening all across the DMV!

If your 2026 resolution is to meet more people, do more fun stuff, and look forward to Tuesdays (or Wednesdays…or any day of the week), DC Fray’s sports leagues, events, and Fraylife+ membership are the place to be.

👟 Get in the Game

Kick off the year with 120+ DC Fray social sports leagues across the DMV including soccer, cornhole, pickleball, flag football, and much more. No tryouts, no pressure, just good vibes and a fun addition to your week. On cold winter evenings in the city, it’s the perfect excuse to get out of the house and give your week a spark of fun. Whether you’re meeting new people, strengthening old friendships, or finally convincing your longtime group chat to become an actual team, DC Fray’s leagues give you something to look forward to and reminds you that play still belongs in adult life.

Registration is open through Tuesday, January 20th, so register soon before spots fill up! Register solo or with a group to get added to a team, or create your own team. However you want to roll into 2026, we’ve got you.

🎟️ Join the Club

Our Fraylife+ social club is designed for players, socializers, and community-lovers across the DMV. Think of it as your year-round ticket to a more fun 2026 with perks like discounted event tickets, giveaways, free select DC Fray sports leagues and 25% off all other leagues, substituting into any individual league game for free with Sub-Squad, and much more!

💡 New Year, New Experiences

Check out our events calendar for a stacked lineup of exciting new events across the DMV happening this winter. Your new year starts here.

This winter, don’t wait for fun. Start your new year with it. Join DC Fray and spice up your week with play, energy, and community all season long. ❄️🔥

National Geographic presents: Banff Film Festival

By National Geographic Society
National Geographic Presents: Banff Film Festival

Ready for some adventure? 

Join National Geographic for the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour, a premier event offering you the chance to experience some of this year’s best short films showcasing mountain sport, culture and environmental storytelling. 

Featuring inspiring stories from the adventurers, environmentalists and pioneers who are redefining what’s possible, the Banff World Tour will leave you feeling inspired and empowered.  

This isn’t just a film festival — it’s a journey to the wildest corners of the globe, all from the comfort of your seat. 

When: Friday, Jan. 23, and Saturday, Jan. 24
Where: The National Theatre in downtown D.C.

Grab your tickets today!

For 30 years, the National Geographic Society has proudly hosted the Washington D.C. stop of the Banff World Tour. This year’s screenings are happening at the National Theatre in downtown D.C. as we continue construction efforts on the National Geographic Museum of Exploration. 

Unlock Your Inner Explorer at the National Geographic Museum of Exploration This Summer.

This museum is a pivotal leap in building on our legacy of convening our incredible National Geographic Explorers — the scientists, conservationists, storytellers and educators — who are preserving the wonder of our world. 

We can’t wait to welcome the World Tour back to base camp in 2027!

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Feast & Fettle delivers a new kind of dinner to DC

By Feast & Fettle
Feast & Fettle

Starting January 3, DC residents will have a new way to do dinner. Feast & Fettle, a prepared meal delivery service trusted by families throughout the Northeast, is bringing its chef-crafted meals to the city. As they open this new market, they’re leading with community first.

Feast & Fettle is not a meal kit. There are no step-by-step instructions or piles of packaging. These are fully prepared meals, made from scratch by a team of in-house chefs, then delivered chilled to your door. All that’s left to do is heat, serve, and enjoy.

The company’s decision to expand to DC was driven by more than just growth. They saw families and professionals caught between long workdays and even longer commutes, trying to squeeze quality time into whatever hours remain. Their service is built to help reclaim that time, without compromising on food quality.

Before launching, Feast & Fettle looked for ways to give back. In DC, they donated meals to residents impacted by the pause of SNAP benefits, working with local organizations like Bread for the City to provide support where it was most needed.

With a new regional facility now open, the company is equipped to serve DC reliably and efficiently while also creating jobs and deepening its investment in the area.

Each week, members can choose from a rotating menu of entrees, seasonal sides, and kid friendly dishes. The food is fresh, generous, and grounded in a simple belief: everyone deserves a good meal at the end of the day.

Whether you’re feeding a family or just trying to get through a busy work week, Feast & Fettle offers something more than convenience. It offers comfort.

Because in a city that never slows down, having dinner taken care of can make all the difference.

New members receive their second week free by using code LOCALNEWSNETWORK at checkout or following the link here: Feast & Fettle

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Real Estate Fresh Finds for Jan 2, 2026

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

73 G St SW #103

Featured Property of the Week:  73 G St SW #103

COMING SOON: “Welcome to 73 G Street SW #103 — a light-filled, modern, and spacious 3-level townhome-style condo with parking offering the feel of a private home with the ease of condo living, located just steps from DC’s most vibrant destinations. Set at the end of a quiet block, this home offers rare privacy with sunny east and west exposures to capture sunrise and sunset, brand-new noise-cancelling windows (installed June 2024), and thoughtful updates throughout. On the first floor, you’ll find a gourmet kitchen featuring a double oven, water-resistant wood-look tile, recessed lighting (with dimmers), and under-cabinet lighting. Secure French doors open to a private courtyard that is more secluded than others in the community, thanks to its unique end location, making it perfect for quiet mornings or evening unwinding. A half bath and full-size washer and dryer are also conveniently located on this level. The second floor features a large open space that can function as one expansive living area or be divided into two distinct rooms, ideal for a living room plus family room, a home office, or workout space. This level also includes access to a hidden storage room, a unique bonus only found in select units. Upstairs on the third level, the primary suite offers a very large bedroom with two walk-in closets featuring California Closet systems, blackout shades, and a beautifully updated en-suite bathroom with a standing shower. The second bedroom has its own walk-in closet and modern full bath with a tub/shower combo, creating a perfect setup for guests or roommates. Other thoughtful touches include clean modern window shades throughout the home, blackout curtains in both bedrooms, ceiling fans, modernized doors, and a fully wired Ring doorbell system with alarm keypad for added security and convenience. Additional highlights include a dedicated parking space just steps from your front door, hardwood floors throughout, and abundant natural light from both the front and back of the home.”

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 5BR/4BA AU Park end-unit townhouse with nearly 2,900 sq. ft. across 4 levels and features ornate crown molding, a formal dining room, 3 fireplaces, 1-car garage on the lower level and an enclosed patio featuring a brick fireplace, “perfect for cozy gatherings during the colder months” with its own rear entrance—all for just under $1.5M. 
  • COMING SOON: “A stylish Petworth rowhome that blends classic DC architecture with a modern edge and is ideally situated near neighborhood favorites, shops, and transit. Stay tuned for more details and photos!”
  • “This stylish 2-bedroom, 2-bath [SW Waterfront] residence offers garage parking and a private terrace, complemented by soaring ceilings, recessed lighting, hardwood floors, and floor-to-ceiling glass doors that provide the home with natural light.”

Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week “requires special servicing” and is “being sold strictly AS-IS and WHERE-IS” condition in which the “seller acquired the property through foreclosure or a similar process and has never occupied the property. Therefore, the Seller makes no representations or warranties of any kind and is exempt from providing disclosures.”

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DC open house list for this weekend: Dec 19, 2025

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

As DC slips into holiday mode, the real estate market is doing the same. The weekend before Christmas brings a quieter open house scene, with fewer than 100 homes available to tour across the District. While options may be limited, the slower pace and lighter crowds make this a great time to explore what’s on the market—and maybe find the right place just in time for the holidays. Check out some of our favorite options below and to see the full DC Open House list, click here.

316 U St NW
  • 316 U St NW — $1,450,000 — Bloomingdale
    Open Sat. 2-4PM — Ashk Adamiyatt & Rebecca Debakey
    “Stunning renovation of a fabulous 3-level end unit rowhouse in the hot, historic Ledroit Park. 2700 sq ft townhouse. This home blends historic charm with modern updates, fresh paint, new hardwood floors, beautiful hardwood floor, and a gorgeous gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances and quartz counter tops. Enjoy multiple living areas, exposed brick, skylights, and a private terrace. Loads of light from 2 exposures, and wonderful finishes throughout! 2-car parking in the back!”
  • 3701 Camden St SE — $499,000 — Hillcrest
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Jason Skipworth
    “3701 Camden Street SE delivers an unmatched opportunity in one of DC’s most treasured neighborhoods” and features “3 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms, 2,106sf of living space spread out over 3 levels of living, an extra-large lot with nearly a quarter of an acre.”
  • 1438 Columbia Rd NW #305 — $339,900 — Columbia Heights
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Mandy & Tim Hursen Jr.
    $10k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Live in the heart of the city with secure off-street parking and in-unit washer & dryer for less than the price of rent!! This one truly checks all the boxes! Beautiful hardwood floors, a bright corner unit flooded with natural light and low monthly fees make this home an easy winner.”
  • 3310 12th St SE — $484,999 — Congress Heights
    Open Sat. & Sun. 1-3PM — Sherese Teixeira
    $15k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Welcome to this beautifully updated 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home located on a quiet, neighborly street in Southeast DC! Step inside to discover luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout, brand-new appliances, and modern upgrades that make this home completely move-in ready.”
  • 2420 I St NW — $1,488,000 — Foggy Bottom
    Open Sun. 12-3PM — Julio Cross
    “Nestled in the desirable charming Foggy Bottom neighborhood, this newly refreshed, exquisite [3BR/4BA] Colonial row house exudes timeless elegance with a suburban-like urban ambiance, tree-lined streets, and modern DC luxury living.”
  • 1625 Eckington Pl NE #315 — $369,900 — Eckington
    Open Sat. 2-4PM — Irina Tyszko
    $5k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Experience modern city living at 1625 Eckington Pl NE — a sleek, contemporary studio residence located in an amenity-rich building in the heart of popular Eckington! This home offers a bright, open floor plan with DESIGNER FINISHES, durable wide-plank flooring, and a PRIVATE PATIO overlooking beautifully landscaped surroundings.”
  • 131 Darrington St SW — $425,000 — Bellevue
    Open Sat. 1-3PM — Terinee Bonds
    “Experience affordable luxury in Washington, DC just in time for the holidays. With a new price improvement to $425,000, this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath semi-detached home delivers high-end finishes, modern upgrades, and incredible value—all in a move-in ready package you can settle into before Christmas.”
  • 3402 R St NW — $3,340,000 — Georgetown
    Open Sun. 1-4PM — Liz Dangio
    “Offering 4 Bedrooms, 3 Full & 1 Half Bathroom plus Bonus Attic Room and approximately 4,351 total square feet, the home seamlessly blends classic architecture with thoughtful modern upgrades. The entry level is home to the fourth Bedroom with a lovely fireplace and en-suite Bathroom, a full-size Laundry Room and an oversized Garage with interior access.”
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Legal Insider: Federal employees need counsel for MSPB appeals

By John V. Berry

This is a sponsored column by attorneys John Berry and Kimberly Berry of Berry & Berry, PLLC, an employment and labor law firm located in Northern Virginia that specializes in federal employee, security clearance, retirement and private sector employee matters.

The Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB) is an appeals process for federal employees and former federal employees to challenge a variety of federal agency actions. These include serious disciplinary actions (adverse actions), retirement appeals, whistleblower retaliation cases, and other types of personnel disputes.

The most common type of MSPB Appeal for federal employees involves serious disciplinary actions, such as a proposed removal, suspension over 14 days, or demotion. Although federal employees have the right to represent themselves, federal agencies are almost always represented by counsel.

Federal Agencies Treat MSPB Cases Differently When an Employee Has an Attorney

One key reason to retain an MSPB lawyer is that it often changes how a federal agency approaches an MSPB appeal. Agencies typically allocate more time and resources to cases in which the federal employee is represented by counsel. When a federal employee has an attorney, agency counsel knows the opposing party will be able to understand deadlines, evidentiary rules, and litigation strategy.

The MSPB Process is Much Like a Regular Civil Case

The MSPB Appeals Process functions much like a regular court case. A major misconception is that the MSPB process is simple enough for an employee to handle alone. In reality, an MSPB appeal operates similarly to a civil court case and includes discovery, depositions, and motions among other similarities.

Federal employees often contact us after discovery deadlines have passed. This can significantly limit the chances of winning or negotiating a favorable settlement. Retaining an MSPB attorney early in the process is critical to preserving your rights and building the strongest possible case.

Having an Attorney Can Increase Your Chances of Settlement

In our experience, federal employees represented by counsel are more likely to resolve their MSPB appeals through settlement. Federal agencies evaluate settlement based on various factors such as risk, including the risk of losing the appeal, which increases when the employee has effective representation.

Attorneys also understand how to conduct strategic discovery, take depositions, and obtain information that may encourage a federal agency to settle. Self-represented employees often struggle with these tasks, which can diminish settlement leverage and reduce the amount of useful evidence that is uncovered.

Additionally, MSPB lawyers are skilled in negotiating and drafting settlement agreements to protect the employee’s interests, minimize future risk, and help ensure compliance by the agency.

It is Hard for an Employee to Represent Themselves at a MSPB Hearing

MSPB hearings require litigation skills that are challenging for a non-lawyer to perform effectively. A hearing typically involves opening and closing statements, presenting and questioning witnesses, cross-examining agency witnesses, making objections, and understanding evidentiary rules and providing sworn testimony.

Self-representation becomes especially challenging when it comes to testifying. Employees often end up making unscripted statements instead of providing structured testimony that effectively supports their case. An MSPB attorney can guide the employee through their testimony and ensure the strongest possible presentation of evidence.

Many federal employees come to us after filing their appeal, only to discover how complex and time-sensitive the process is. The earlier an MSPB attorney becomes involved, the better the outcome tends to be.

Our law firm represents and advises federal employees in various employment law matters. If you need legal assistance regarding a federal employment matter, please contact our office at (703) 668-0070 or at www.berrylegal.com to schedule a consultation.

Real Estate Fresh Finds for Dec 17, 2025

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

4816 8th St NE

Featured Property of the Week: 4816 8th St NE

“Welcome to this beautifully updated semi-detached home in Brookland, offering modern comfort, a fully fenced yard, and effortless convenience. The interior has been completely renovated and is truly move-in ready. The main level features an open concept layout with refinished hardwood floors and a stunning gourmet kitchen equipped with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a center island. This level also includes a convenient half bath and direct access to the fenced backyard, which features a patio and a brand-new deck. Combined with the inviting front porch, this home offers multiple outdoor spaces ideal for entertaining. The upper level includes three bright bedrooms and a full bath. The fully finished basement provides exceptional flexibility with a spacious rec room, a bonus room, a full bath, and a walk-up exit. This level works well as an in-law suite, guest space, or for income potential.”

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 6BR/5.5BA Georgian Colonial in Kent with 5k+ total sq. ft. across 4 levels and features 3 fireplaces, a 2-car garage, a spacious chef’s kitchen, luxurious primary suite 4-season sunroom, a home gym and a tranquil, fenced-in backyard with a patio/deck, garden pond with water feature and a secondary patio with an outdoor fireplace—all for $4.76M.
  • “Welcome to this updated 2 bedroom, 1 bath condominium that seamlessly integrates modern enhancements with classic Washington, DC appeal. This well-lit residence offers an open floor plan, showcasing its generous proportions and contemporary finishes.”
  • “Just in time for the Holiday! Discover the perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury in this stunningly totally renovated home. Nestled in one of NW DC’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Thoughtfully redesigned from top to bottom, this 4BR/3.5BA home boasts a seamless open floor plan, designer finishes, and premium upgrades throughout.”
  • Your Auction Property of the Week is a 3BR/2.5BA interior Colonial rowhome being sold AS-IS and the “property will need repairs to include walls, ceiling and other cosmetic updates,” and “MOLD is present in the basement area” with remediation scheduled.
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DC open house list for this weekend: Dec 12, 2025

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

As we get closer to the winter holidays, we see a gradual decrease in the DC Open House count, with only 290 scheduled across the District this weekend and inevitably even fewer in the coming weekends. Check out some of our favorite options below and to see the full DC Open House list, click here.

1610 11th St NW #3B
  • 1610 11th St NW #3B — $775,000 — Logan Circle
    Open Sat. 12-2PM — Nikki Nabi
    “Welcome to an unforgettable urban retreat with private parking in the heart of Logan Circle. Developed in 2005, Unit 3B in the illustrious St. John’s Wood building is a striking two level loft style home that captures the true spirit of contemporary city living. The moment you step inside, you are greeted by soaring ceilings that reach more than twenty feet high and a dramatic wall of glass that envelopes the space with incredible natural light. Sunrises and the evolving cityscape become part of the backdrop of everyday life. The modern open layout flows effortlessly from living to dining to kitchen, creating a setting that feels both expansive and intimate. The newly refreshed kitchen is beautifully appointed with premium appliances including Sub Zero, Viking and Cove, giving you an elevated space to gather with friends or enjoy quiet evenings at home. Ample storage and a walk in pantry offer the kind of practicality discerning buyers appreciate. Completing the main level is a secondary bedroom and full bathroom, providing flexibility for guests, a home office or anything your lifestyle may require.”
  • 4816 8th St NE — $650,000 — Brookland
    Open Sat. & Sun. 12-2PM — Daniel Llerena
    “Welcome to this beautifully updated semi-detached home in Brookland, offering modern comfort, a fully fenced yard, and effortless convenience. The interior has been completely renovated and is truly move-in ready.”
  • 747 Morton St NW #1 — $670,000 — Columbia Heights
    Open Sat. 12-2PM — Richard & Larry Prigal
    “Welcome to this gorgeous two-level condo offering over 1,200 square feet of beautifully designed living space in vibrant Columbia Heights. This home boasts exquisite finishes, an open, airy floorplan, and low condo fees, making it an especially attractive opportunity.”
  • 3701 Camden St SE — $499,000 — Hillcrest
    Open Sat. 12-2PM — Jason Skipworth
    This home “delivers an unmatched opportunity in one of DC’s most treasured neighborhoods. Features of 3701 Camden Street SE: 3 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms | 2106sf of living space spread out over 3 levels of living, an extra-large lot with nearly a quarter of an acre – 8524sf [in this] Charming Cape Cod-style home built in 1939.”
  • 1342 4th St SW — $519,000 — Southwest Waterfront
    Open Sat. 2-4PM — Mandy & Tim Hursen Jr.
    $5k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Calling all Mid Century Modern enthusiasts! Rarely available 4-level Charles Goodman townhome. One of the best that the River Park community has to offer. This iconic residence showcases the distinctive mid-century modern barrel roof, original wood floors, wood paneled walls and Goodman’s signature open-tread staircase.”
  • 1617 8th St NW — $999,900 — Shaw
    Open Sun. 2-4PM — Christopher Suranna & Colin Johnson
    $50k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “This residence blends classic historic character with thoughtful updates, offering the best of city living just steps from dining, shopping, and Metro access. Step inside to find nice high ceilings, gleaming hardwood floors, and abundant natural light that flows through the spacious main level.”
  • 2538 Baldwin Cres NE — $849,900 — Fort Lincoln
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — David Bediz
    “Is a new home on your holiday wish list? If so, welcome to this exceptional END-UNIT Lafayette model in The Villages at Dakota Crossing, offering over 3,300 sq ft of beautifully customized living space, a TWO CAR GARAGE, and a rare WOODS VIEW overlooking Fort Lincoln Park—one of only eight homes in the community with this setting​! Built in 2015 and featuring 9’ ceilings throughout, this home blends premium finishes with thoughtful upgrades at every level.”
  • 395 O St SW — $370,000 — Southwest Waterfront
    Open Sat. 1-3PM — Joe Himali & Brielle Powers
    “Buy your dream Mid-Century Modern three-bedroom townhouse, designed by a world-renowned architect, for under $4,500/month! River Park is the masterpiece community architect Charles Goodman created for the Reynolds Aluminum Company. It’s true! Reynolds wanted to show the world how aluminum could be used in architecture, and this house is the proof!”
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