Address: 1402 K Street SE, Unit 2
Neighborhood: Capitol Hill
Type: 2 BR, 2 BA condo – 1635 sq. ft.
Listed: $850,000

Noteworthy: Sun-drenched Loft Living in Prime Location

Don’t miss the best of city living! Two stories of south-facing windows flood this unique 2BD/2BA condo with natural light year round. Come up the private entrance to the spacious main level, with a sleek, modern kitchen that opens to a living-dining room perfect for entertaining. A generous guest bedroom, bathroom and laundry complete the main floor. Upstairs, you’ll find a second living room/den plus another lofted area perfect for two home office setups. Finishing out the upper level is a gracious primary bedroom with a large walk-in closet and dual sinks in the en suite bathroom. Each bedroom boasts its own private rear deck, offering the perfect retreat for morning coffee or evening relaxation.

Perfectly located within walking distance to some of Capitol Hill’s best attractions, you’ll find yourself just steps from renowned restaurants and coffee shops like The Roost, popular with families, remote workers, and couples alike. You’re also close to groceries, parks, and all the local amenities this popular and vibrant neighborhood has to offer, not to mention just steps to the Potomac Avenue Metro on the Orange/Blue/Silver line.

Low Monthly Condo Fee: $214.50. Includes a dedicated off-street parking space and a community rooftop deck with 360-degree views of the city.

Listed by:
Hannah Powell – Fathom Realty
[email protected]
(202) 780-5956


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Featured Property of the Week: 5128 5th St NW

5128 5th Street Nw

“Welcome to 5128 5th St NW, a fully renovated rowhome in the heart of Petworth that perfectly blends timeless design with modern comfort. This 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home spans three finished levels, showcasing clean lines, warm wood floors, and high-end finishes throughout. Curb appeal is immediate with a freshly landscaped front yard and a custom stone walkway that leads you to the covered front porch, setting the tone for the level of detail you’ll find inside. The main level offers an open-concept layout ideal for entertaining, featuring wide-plank oak floors and a designer kitchen with Calacatta quartz countertops, a waterfall island with built-in microwave, soft-close cabinetry, and elegant gold fixtures. The flow from the living to dining area is seamless, creating a bright and functional space for everyday living and special gatherings. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite includes a custom walk-in closet and a luxurious en suite bathroom with a single vanity, LED mirror, frameless glass shower, and striking porcelain tile. Two additional bedrooms, a beautifully finished hallway bath, and a skylight above the stairwell complete the upper level. A full-size washer and dryer are conveniently located in the hallway laundry closet. The lower level offers flexible space for guests, a home office, or future income potential. It features a bedroom, a stylish full bath, its own laundry area, and a private rear entrance. You can easily convert part of the open rec space into a fifth bedroom by adding a single wall. The developer can assist with this upon request. Step outside to your private backyard oasis with a brand-new deck, covered patio, and secure parking behind a roll-up garage door. Whether you’re looking for modern style, functional space, or income potential, this home delivers it all.”

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a renovated 6BR/4.5BA detached Colonial Craftsman in Cleveland Park with 5,500 total sq. ft. across 4 levels and features a large front porch, floor-to-ceiling windows throughout, living room with a fireplace and tray ceiling, a piano room, an office with built-ins, primary suite with a sitting room, lower level with a wetbar, sauna and gym room as well as a fenced-in rear backyard with a covered, heated pool and huge patio—all for $4.5M.
  • “‘The Flats at 12th Street’ features distinctive condominium homes that combine traditional charm with a modern touch. This unique, [2BR/3BA] SMART-penthouse has 2 levels of open space with plenty of natural light. It boasts TWO private terraces plus a large rooftop deck with an adjacent custom, built-in wet bar.”
  • “Built in 1924 by architect Cooper P. Gordon, is a sunlit one-story, Craftsman-influenced home in Cleveland Park. Renovated in 2019, this 2BR/3BA, with lower level flex space (home office/guest suite), ensuite with rear garden views, walk-in-closet, marble/ceramic bathrooms with historic flair, and an open eat-in kitchen bar with access to a zen, hardscaped garden.”
  • Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a 1BR/1BA industrial-style unit in the 14th Street Corridor that includes in-unit laundry and 1 parking space.

Address: 2030 8th Street, NW – Unit 301
Neighborhood: Shaw
Type: 1 BR, 1 BA condo – 694 sq. ft.
Listed: $530,000

Noteworthy: INCLUDED IN SALE: RH chandelier, Arhaus media center & stools, and chef’s table

Stunning condo for sale at Atlantic Plumbing

Open House: Saturday, June 14th @ 2-4PM

2030 8th Street, NW – Unit 301 | Washington, DC

$530,000 | 1 Bed | 1 Bath | 694 sqft

INCLUDED IN SALE: Restoration Hardware chandelier, Arhaus media center, chef’s table, Arhaus wooden stools (x6), new appliances including a full-sized Whirlpool washer & dryer, Nest smart thermostat & smoke detectors – other items can be negotiated.

Meticulously maintained by the original owner. HVAC and plumbing routinely serviced by Michael & Son. Recently painted by Palm Facilities and Manders Companies.

Situated across the street from the 9:30 Club and directly above Andy’s Pizza on 8th & V. Within walking distance to Whole Foods & CVS.

Contact Katherine Pennington of Arrowood Advisory directly for private showings.

Listed by:
Katherine Pennington – Arrowood Advisory at Compass
[email protected]
(301) 302-4135


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As the temperatures rise, it’s evident the Spring market has passed as things start to slow a bit and we consistently see price improvements on a lot of listings that haven’t sold yet. With 380 DC Open Houses scheduled across the District this weekend, check out our top 10 below and to see the full DC Open House List, click here.

644 5th Street Ne, Washington, DC 20002
644 5th Street Ne
  • 644 5th St NE — $1,350,000 — H Street
    Open Sat. 11AM-1PM & Sun. 1-3PM — Joe Himali & Brielle Powers
    “Nestled on a quiet, tree-lined street in Capitol Hill, this beautifully remodeled three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath townhome blends historic charm with modern comfort. Step inside to a sunlit main level featuring an east-facing bay window, solid oak hardwood floors, soaring nine-foot-high ceilings, recessed lighting and a cozy wood-burning fireplace. The open living area flows seamlessly into a stunning dining room, complete with stylish built-in cabinetry, and a modern kitchen. There are several important updates to the house as well, including new high-efficiency Pella windows, sound insulation between the lower and main levels of the house, and two-zone HVAC upstairs. The private rear courtyard is an ideal oasis for outdoor entertainment and dining al fresco. A rare two-car garage with alley access also has extra storage space in its attic.”
  • 2937 Fort Baker Dr SE — $699,000 — Hillcrest
    Open Sat. 11AM-1PM — Hillary Nash & Steph Cooper
    “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.”
  • 1465 Columbia Rd NW #102 — $384,000 — Columbia Heights
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Denny Horner & Leyla Phelan
    “Welcome to your private oasis in the heart of Columbia Heights! This beautifully styled 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom condo offers the perfect balance of comfort, style, and unbeatable convenience.”
  • 1368 Bryant St NE #4 — $415,000 — Brentwood
    Open Sat. 12-2PM — Alexandra Williams & Molly Branson
    “This beautifully designed home offers the perfect blend of modern luxury and everyday convenience, featuring engineered hardwood floors, dramatic custom lighting, and oversized windows that fill the space with natural light and offer picturesque neighborhood views.”
  • 1715 15th St NW #23 — $639,000 — Logan Circle
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Cynthia & John Mariz
    “Welcome to the Bishop’s Gate, a peaceful oasis in the middle of DC’s most vibrant neighborhood. Unique 2 level townhouse-like condo with one GARAGE space and extra storage: 1 Bedroom + Den, 1.5 Baths, with private patio.”
  • 212 Oakwood St SE #318 — $179,900 — Congress Heights
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Bill Jackson
    “Savoy Court is a beautiful, affordable gated condominium in Congress Heights This renovated unit features gourmet kitchen with new stainless appliances, stacked washer and dryer, LVP floors, carpet and solar panels installed on the roof.”
  • 1 Scott Cir NW #121 — $315,000 — Dupont Circle
    Open Sun. 1-4PM — Robert Sabanosh
    $10k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Large 1 bedroom on the 2nd floor of the General Scott! Top-notch urban living! Boasting hardwood floors, tall ceilings, plaster walls, east and north-facing windows, generous closets and storage!”
  • 1007 Bryant St NE #3 — $515,000 — Brentwood
    Open Sat. 12-2PM — Graham Grossman
    “Contemporary design and luxury finishes are the hallmarks of this two bedroom, two bathroom condo located in the heart of Brentwood, blocks from the Rhode Island Avenue Metro. Wide plank hardwood flooring, large windows and high ceilings create a warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout the open concept living space.”
  • 3420 16th St NW #304 — $399,900 — Mt. Pleasant
    Open Sun. 11AM-1PM — Jack Wang
    $5k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Discover timeless charm and modern updates in this beautifully renovated 1BR/1BA condo at Northbrook Condominiums, located in historic Mount Pleasant! Enjoy an open-concept layout with sleek mid-century kitchen cabinetry, stainless appliances, and a versatile island.”
  • 1029 G St NE — $974,500 — H Street Corridor
    Open Sun. 2-4PM — Christopher Suranna & Colin Johnson
    $25k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Welcome to this charming 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom row home located just steps from the vibrant H Street Corridor on Capitol Hill. Brimming with character and potential, this property offers an ideal blend of historic charm and modern possibilities.”

Address: 1901 Wyoming Ave NW #40
Neighborhood: Kalorama
Type: 2 BR, 2 BA co-op – 1750 sq. ft.
Listed: $1,495,000

Noteworthy: 10′ Ceilings, Oval Room, 3 Fireplaces, W/D & Parking

You’ve never seen anything quite like this in Washington!

ENTERTAINER’S DREAM: Remarkable 2 bed & den, 2 bath flat at fabled Altamont in Kalorama! 10′ ceilings, oval room, wood stained doors, three wood burning fireplaces, 15 windows, gracious rooms, sumptuous mouldings. Living spaces offer beautiful entertaining flow. Gut-renovated kitchen & baths with luxurious finishes. Main bedroom suite has oval sitting room, wet bar, laundry, two WICs. Guest suite has additional WIC, dual-entry bath. Charming entry foyer. PARKING INCLUDED! Additional storage! Co-op allows sublets & small pets subject to building rules. Fee includes property taxes & utilities. Building has 24 hour desk, reception room, magnificent roof terrace.

Listed by:
Sammy Dweck – TTR Sotheby’s International Realty
[email protected]
(202) 716-0400


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

By John V. Berry

The U.S. Office of Special Counsel (OSC) investigates many different types of issues. OSC’s authority comes from several federal laws. The primary mission of the OSC is to protect federal employees and applicants from Prohibited Personnel Practices (PPP)s. The OSC has been in the news lately for its defense of probationary federal employees who were recently terminated.

What are Prohibited Personnel Practices?

The OSC’s primary mission is to safeguard the merit system by protecting federal employees and applicants from PPPs, especially reprisal against whistleblowing. The OSC is in charge of investigating many different areas of law. The 14 PPPs that the OSC investigates include:

  1. Discrimination: Complaints about discrimination on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability (or handicapping condition), marital status, or political affiliation;
  2. Inappropriate Recommendations: Considering inappropriate recommendations based on political connections or influence;
  3. Coercing Political Activity: (Hatch Act cases) Engaging in, or coercing others to engage in the support of political candidates;
  4. Obstructing Competition for Employment: Agency officials are barred from intentionally deceiving or obstructing others from competing for federal employment;
  5. Influencing Withdrawal from Competition: Similar to obstruction, it is illegal for an agency official to improperly influence an individual to withdraw from federal employment competition in order to benefit or disadvantage another person’s employment prospects;
  6. Granting Unauthorized Advantage: Also similar to influence or obstruction, federal agency officials are prohibited from granting unauthorized advantages to benefit others;
  7. Nepotism: The unlawful hiring or promotion of a relative;
  8. Whistleblower Retaliation: One of the most important PPPs. This involves retaliation taken against a federal employee for their disclosure of: (1) a violation of law, rule, or regulation; (2) gross mismanagement; (3) gross waste of funds; (4) an abuse of authority; or (5) a substantial and specific danger to public health or safety. In many instances, these types of cases can later be taken to the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB);
  9. Other Types of Retaliation: Retaliation for filing a grievance, giving testimony, cooperating with the OSC or Inspector General, or refusal to obey an unlawful order;
  10. Other Types of Discrimination: This section prohibits employees from penalizing employees for conduct that has not adversely impacted their performance;
  11. Veterans’ Preference: Federal agencies are barred from taking actions that would violate veterans’ preference requirements.
  12. Violating Rules That Implement a Merit System Principle: This is a catch-all provision. This PPP bars federal agency officials from taking–or failing to take– a personnel action that violates any other civil service law or regulation. This type of violation could be applied to most OSC complaints.
  13. Imposing Nondisclosure Agreements that Bar Whistleblowing: In the past, some federal agencies, as part of settlement agreements with federal employees, have attempted to bar them from speaking with OSC or Congress about their complaints. This PPP makes any attempt by an agency to do so illegal.
  14. Accessing Medical Records in Furtherance of Another PPP: Federal officials are prohibited from accessing the medical records of other federal employees or applicants to facilitate a violation of any of the other 13 PPPs. This PPP is not as common as some others.

How Does the OSC Investigate PPP Complaints?

When an individual files an OSC complaint, the OSC will open a file for investigation. The individual filing the complaint will get a notice from the OSC that a complaint has been opened. The level of investigation conducted varies depending on the facts of the case. The OSC investigates these claims and has the ability to prosecute violations of PPPs by obtaining an agency agreement or by seeking action by the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB).

How Can OSC Enforce Their Findings?

If the OSC makes a determination that a PPP complaint should be prosecuted, then they can seek a stay of the personnel action. They can also seek corrective action. The OSC will send a letter to the federal agency asking them to resolve a violation of law. For example, if a complaint of an improper personnel action was found to be true, the OSC can request that the federal employee receive back pay or other remedies. Federal agencies will often agree to resolve cases with the OSC without the need for enforcement.

In cases where a PPP has been committed, the OSC can seek disciplinary action against the federal employee involved. These cases are often resolved through an agreed settlement regarding the disciplinary action to be imposed. If a resolution is not reached, the OSC can petition for disciplinary action against the federal employee directly. One example of when this may occur involves Hatch Act cases.

How Can You Enforce an OSC Complaint?

In whistleblower cases, if the OSC does not find whistleblower retaliation, an individual can usually take further action by filing with the MSPB. This is often the case as the OSC has limited resources compared to the volume of whistleblower cases it receives.

Having Legal Representation

If you have been contacted as a possible target of investigation by the OSC, then you have the right to have an attorney defend you. It is very important to obtain legal defense against allegations made by the OSC. You will also need legal representation if you have been targeted for retaliation or subjected to other illegal actions as a result of whistleblower activities. We represent both complainants and those accused before the OSC.

Contact Us

Our law firm represents and advises federal employees in OSC cases. We represent individuals accused of wrongdoing by the OSC and individuals filing OSC complaints. If you need legal assistance regarding a federal employment matter, please contact our office at (703) 668-0070 or visit our website to schedule a consultation.


Andy Warhol in Iran

Combining high stakes with hijinks, Andy Warhol in Iran imagines an encounter between Pop Art icon Andy Warhol and an Iranian revolutionary. Mosaic Theater Company of DC closes its 10th Anniversary Season with this provocative new comedy, running May 29 through June 29, 2025, at the Atlas Performing Arts Center. Written by Brent Askari and directed by Mosaic’s own Serge Seiden, the play imagines a fictional encounter during Warhol’s real-life trip to Tehran in 1976.

Invited to Iran by Empress Farah to create portraits of the royal family, Warhol’s visit takes a turn when he’s taken hostage by a university student aiming to spotlight his political cause. What follows is a tense, humorous, and thought-provoking battle of ideologies that explores art’s role in society and the personal cost of revolution.

Andy Warhol in Iran is a roller coaster of emotions—thoughtful, humorous and deeply moving,” Seiden said. “It’s about truly seeing each other across deep divides.”

The two-person cast features acclaimed DC actor Alex Mills as Warhol and LA-based Nathan Mohebbi as the passionate student, Farhad.

Mosaic Artistic Director Reginald L. Douglas noted that the play’s central questions—about justice, humanity, and the power of art—are core to Mosaic’s mission: “This is a play that makes you laugh, think and feel. It’s about finding humanity in others and our responsibility to help make our world a more just place for people of all backgrounds, including those vastly different from ourselves.”

Andy Warhol in Iran debuted in 2022 and has since earned accolades across the country. As part of the production, Mosaic continues its Reflection Series with post-show programming designed to spark dialogue, including artist talks, intergenerational matinees, and events in partnership with Capital Pride and the DC Public Library.

Save 20% on tickets!

Used code ANDYPOP to save 20% on tickets. Valid on performances from June 6-June 14. Not valid on Sunday matinees. Offer expires June 14.


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Featured Property of the Week: A BOAT! 650 Wharf St SW #Y-30

650 Wharf Street Sw

“Welcome to Serendipity. This 1983 Mariner Houseboat has been lovingly renovated to make sure it has all the amenities any land-loving home would have. The galley (kitchen) has been completely renovated to include marble countertops and custom cherry cabinets. Appliances include fridge and freezer drawers, dishwasher drawer and wall oven. All appliances including water heater and water pump have been replaced; as well as new Bosch 300 series clothes washer and Asko 1754 / Butterfly dryer have been installed. The head (bathroom) has also gone through a complete transformation. The vessel has one stateroom (bedroom) and a flexible loft space that can be used as a bedroom or work-from-home office space. The large rooftop deck is a great place to host your next dinner party or have a relaxing evening looking at sunsets and the Washington Monument. The rooftop deck can be accessed with custom liftable steps over the large open shower. The roof and skylights were replaced in 2018, and the windows and siding were replaced in 2019. The vessel contains a 75-gallon fresh water tank, a 100-gallon black water tank and mini-split units for comfortable, energy-efficient living! Gangplank Marina amenities include: Boat Dock/Slip, Common Grounds, Grills and Events barge, Concierge, Gated Community, Laundry Facilities, Meeting Room, Picnic Area, and Security.”

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 3BR/3FB/2HB penthouse unit at the Shoreham West with 4,500 total sq. ft. and features 4 parking spaces, a fireplace, wetbar, library, office space and 3 terraces, including 2 balconies and a large rooftop with view of the Washington Monument—all for $3.25M.
  • “Welcome to the Bishop’s Gate, a peaceful oasis in the middle of DC’s most vibrant neighborhood. Unique 2-level townhouse-like condo with one GARAGE space: 1 Bedroom + Den, 1.5 Baths, with private patio.”
  • “INCREDIBLE DEAL, 2BR, 2BA Contemporary with a Juliet Balcony, Parking, & Great Amenities! Priced under assessed value, bring an offer, all considered! The seller is ready to move. You need to see this in person! Looks like new. What are you waiting for?”
  • Your Auction Property of the Week is a 2BR/2BA condo unit in Gallery Place, seemingly in decent condition but listed AS-IS with bidding ending in 6 days.

The 98.7 WMZQ x The Bullpen Country Series is rocking DC all summer long!

Catch LANCO Live on their We’re Gonna Make It Tour on Thursday, June 26th.

We’re pumped for another night of great music, cold beer, and summer fun!

The fun isn’t stopping anytime soon!

See the rest of the summer lineup below:

Presented by 98.7 WMZQ:

  • July 24: Eli Young Band with Dalton & The Sheriffs
  • Sept 11: Kip Moore with Dalton & The Sheriffs
  • Sept 18: Easton Corbin with Dalton & The Sheriffs

The Bullpen Tribute Series:

  • July 10: The Dancing Bears (Grateful Dead Tribute Band)
  • July 17: Joshua Tree (U2 Tribute Band)
  • July 31: The Springsteen Experience (Bruce Springsteen Tribute Band)

Gear up for an unforgettable night at The Bullpen with LANCO ft. Dalton & The Sheriff’s.

Get your tickets here before they sell out!


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