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2538 Baldwin Crescent NE

Featured Property of the Week: 2538 Baldwin Crescent NE

“​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 2,700 sq ft of beautifully customized living space, a 2-car garage, and a rare wooded 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. The ​first level is designed for entertainment, featuring a full theatre/rec room with carpet for sound absorption, a custom wet bar with granite countertops, oyster-shell backsplash, mini-fridge, wine storage, glass-front cabinetry, porcelain tile accents, 5-channel in-ceiling surround sound, recessed dimmable lighting, Roman shades, and in-wall TV wiring. A stylish half bath completes the level. The main floor offers engineered hickory wood flooring, a bright living room with a front bump-out, custom Roman shades, and five end-unit windows for abundant natural light. ​Don’t miss your opportunity to own this rare end-unit that offers unmatched natural light, premium upgrades, and a private wooded backdrop​!”

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 5BR/3BA Georgetown rowhome built in 1894 with 3,300 total sq. ft. across 3 levels “has high ceilings and four levels with stylish architectural details, large windows, and wood floors” as well as 5 fireplaces, a lower level in-law suite, and a secluded backyard with a deck off of the dining room that leads to the patio and garden— all for just under $3M.
  • “Welcome to 744 Gresham Pl NW, a well-located home in the heart of Washington, DC, just moments from Howard University and some of the city’s most vibrant dining, shopping, and entertainment corridors. The home offers generous interior space and a flexible layout ideal for both residents and investors. The basement features a separate entrance on the left side of the home, creating potential for private living space, rental income, an in-law suite, or guest accommodations.”
  • “Meet 208 Webster St. NW — where 1924 charm meets a 2025 glow-up. Completely reimagined by Nantucket Investments, this 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath [Petworth] beauty mixes timeless style with modern shine. Think soaring moldings, white-washed exposed brick, natural oak floors, and gold + chrome accents throughout.”
  • Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is “a rare opportunity to transform a solid home into your ideal living space,” which is a “true diamond in the rough perfect for buyers ready to apply some TLC and build instant equity.”

This December, Cordelia Fishbar in Union Market invites you to kick off a new holiday tradition with its first ever Feast of the Seven Fishes, a festive seafood forward dinner offered December 23 at 7 PM and December 24 at 6 PM. Join fellow seafood lovers at communal tables for a vibrant celebration of flavor, seasonality, and community.

This special five course menu highlights Cordelia’s signature approach to seafood, featuring pristine raw preparations, dry aged fish, seasonal favorites, and charcoal grilled dishes that showcase the best of the ocean. Guests can also elevate the evening with an optional expert wine pairing.

The communal seating creates a warm and celebratory atmosphere that is perfect for seafood lovers, holiday diners, and anyone looking for a standout December experience in Washington DC. As one of the newest concepts from Clyde’s Restaurant Group, Cordelia Fishbar brings forward a fresh dining experience rooted in hospitality and craft.

At $95 per person with an $80 optional wine pairing, Cordelia Fishbar’s Feast of the Seven Fishes is a memorable way to celebrate the holiday season.

Seats are limited so reserve your spot soon. Tickets available on Tock. Learn more at CordeliaDC.com.


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With 300+ open houses across the District this first weekend of December, the market is still buzzing even as the air turns chilly. With the season’s first hints of snow on the horizon, motivated buyers are bundling up and heading out to explore what could be their perfect winter home. Take a look at some of our favorite options below and to see the full DC Open House list, click here.

3422 Pennsylvania Ave SE
  • 3422 Pennsylvania Ave SE — $969,900 — Hill Crest
    Open Sun. 11AM-1PM — Steph Cooper
    “Welcome to your dream home on Pennsylvania Avenue a stunning, fully renovated 5-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence that effortlessly blends timeless character with modern luxury in the highly sought-after Penn Branch community. From the moment you arrive, the transformation is unmistakable. The classic red brick façade has been refreshed with a crisp, elegant white finish and complemented by brand-new premium Hardie board siding along the rear and side elevations. The newly constructed front porch crafted with top-tier Trex decking creates a stylish, low-maintenance outdoor retreat perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxation. Step inside to a bright, airy interior filled with thoughtful upgrades.”
  • 5402 Connecticut Ave NW #202 — $350,000 — Chevy Chase, DC
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Thomas Doyle
    “Welcome to your sun-filled oasis in the heart of the Chevy Chase neighborhood in DC, where charm and thoughtful upgrades come together in one beautifully curated condo. This south-facing unit is drenched in natural light throughout the fall, winter, and spring, while a mature magnolia tree provides cooling shade all summer long—keeping the space both bright and comfortable year-round.”
  • 1235 Perry St NE — $995,000 — Brookland
    Open Sat. 12-2PM — Daniel Llerena
    “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.”
  • 316 U St NW — $1,450,000 — LeDroit Park
    Open Sun. 12-2PM — 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 countertops.”
  • 1227 Wylie St NE — $570,000 — H St. Corridor
    Open Sat. 1-3PM — Mandy & Tim Hursen Jr.
    “Welcome to this charming Federal-style two-level townhome just one block from the vibrant H Street Corridor! Blending classic character with thoughtful modern updates. Living room and the entire 2nd floor have just been freshly painted.”
  • 1526 17th St NW #207 — $170,000 — Dupont
    Open Sun. 12-2PM — Joe Himali & Brielle Powers
    “This studio in the heart of Dupont Circle offers an unbeatable price and a rare chance for the next owner to create a fully personalized home. The kitchen and bathroom are ready for a complete refresh, giving you the opportunity to make the space truly your own while adding value in one of the most desired and well-managed buildings in the city, Cavanaugh Court.”
  • 121 13th St NE #301 — $440,000 — Capitol Hill
    Open Sat. & Sun. 1-3PM — Lana Duran
    “Nestled in the charming Capitol Hill neighborhood, adjacent to Lincoln Park, this delightful one-bed and bathroom unit in the historic Audubon building offers a perfect blend of comfort, style and community. Step inside to discover upgraded countertops and warm wood floors that create an inviting atmosphere.”
  • 616 Quebec Pl NW #1 — $559,900 — Park View
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — David Bediz
    $10k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Originally converted in 2023, this impeccably designed 2-bedroom, 2-bath residence with a flexible study/office space offers approximately 1,100 square feet of refined living. The home’s corner lot orientation floods the space with natural light, highlighting its open, airy layout and sophisticated design.”

Get ready, because DC Holiday Hunt is leveling up for 2025, and we want you to be part of the fun. This citywide scavenger hunt turns supporting small businesses into an adventure, with missions that take you through local shops, restaurants, and neighborhood gems. Every action you complete earns points, and every point gets you closer to winning some truly incredible prizes.

This year, we’re teaming up with the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington (RAMW) to shine a spotlight on the incredible restaurants and bars that make DC’s dining scene so special. You’ll earn points just by going out to eat, trying new spots, and showing some love to your neighborhood favorites during the winter season.

We’re also rolling out a brand-new citywide holiday events calendar so you can discover every festive market, light display, and community celebration happening across the District. From cozy pop-ups to Main Street holiday markets, your winter social calendar is about to be stacked.

And of course, the heart of Holiday Hunt remains the same: exploring and supporting local businesses across DC. Every mission you complete helps lift up small shops, restaurants, cultural landmarks, and community anchors- all while you have a blast collecting points and prizes.

Ten neighborhoods are already on board, each bringing its own personality and set of challenges: Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park, Columbia Heights, Logan Circle, Lower Georgia Avenue, Mount Pleasant, U Street, Friendship Heights, Adams Morgan, and Uptown. Every area offers something different, so you’ll get a totally new experience wherever you go.

This year’s prize pool is stacked with standouts from beloved DC businesses. Score luxe comforts like a $200 Brooklinen robe and towel bundle, treat yourself at Sense with a $100 salon gift card, or unwind with a full month of free yoga from Reunion Hot Yoga. Feeling creative? You might win Merry Pin’s Crafty Box (learn watercolor at home!) or an 8×10 art print from Made by Hibba. Food lovers will be thrilled by gift cards from Federalist Pig, Barrel House Café & Bar, Laredo DC, and a seasonal $80 bouquet from Little Shop of Flowers. And for an unforgettable experience, don’t miss the chance to nab two complimentary tickets to Nellie’s Drag Brunch as well as some of their iconic swag!

With over $3,000 in prizes up for grabs, there’s no better time to explore your city, discover new favorites, and support local. Get out, get festive, and start hunting!

DC Holiday Hunt runs through January 3, 2026. Join the adventure, support the businesses that make DC shine, and register now at districtbridges.org/dcholidayhunt.


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5402 Connecticut Ave NW #202

Featured Property of the Week: 5402 Connecticut Ave NW #202

“Welcome to your sun-filled oasis in the heart of the Chevy Chase neighborhood in DC, where charm and thoughtful upgrades come together in one beautifully curated condo. This south-facing unit is drenched in natural light throughout the fall, winter, and spring, while a mature magnolia tree provides cooling shade all summer long—keeping the space both bright and comfortable year-round. Low condo fee that includes heat. Step inside to a chef-inspired, fully custom kitchen featuring all-wood Pennsylvania Amish-made cabinetry, quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances, including a counter-depth fridge with ice maker. Every detail is intentional: custom pantry storage, a built-in banquet with storage, a built-in trash and recycling cabinet, a dedicated cutting-board cabinet, custom shelving, and tons of outlets tucked neatly under the cabinets. Enjoy recessed and under-cabinet lighting, a dining area fixture, a built-in water filter faucet, and a touch-activated faucet that adds a touch of luxury. The living area showcases original 90-year-old doors restored to their natural beauty, a floor-to-ceiling built-in bookcase, a ceiling fan, and a TV mount with TV that can convey. All-new double-hung windows and the convenience of in-unit laundry added in 2021—plus storage above the laundry closet and a generous coat closet—make everyday living seamless.”

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 5BR/5.5BA detached Spring Valley home built in 2025 with 5,300+ sq. ft. across 4 levels and features a gas fireplace, 10’ ceilings, a one-car garage, a library/study, a lower-level with a game room and exercise room, and a fenced-in backyard with patio and garden—all for $4M.
  • “Known for its tree-lined streets, rolling hills, and impeccably maintained homes, Hillcrest offers a peaceful suburban atmosphere just minutes from the energy of Capitol Hill and downtown.” The home is a “charming Cape Cod-style home built in 1939” with “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.”
  • “Welcome to 744 Gresham Pl NW, a well-located [3BR/1BA] home in the heart of Washington, DC, just moments from Howard University and some of the city’s most vibrant dining, shopping, and entertainment corridors. Situated between Shaw, Columbia Heights, and the U Street Corridor, this location offers exceptional walkability and everyday convenience.”
  • Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a 4BR/2BA interior rowhome in “major rehab needed” condition but has 3k total sq. ft. of good bones, is “a true diamond in the rough, perfect for buyers ready to apply some TLC and build instant equity.”

Discover the world in one day at the 12th Annual Winternational Embassy Showcase hosted at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center (RRB/ITC).

Presented by World Trade Center Washington, DC (WTCDC), Winternational brings together 70+ embassies for a vibrant celebration of global culture. Experience colorful, interactive displays featuring visual art, traditional cuisine, handcrafted goods, travel and tourism insights, and more.

Shop this global marketplace filled with artisanal jewelry, ceramics, and hand-carved sculptures. Sample authentic bites from around the world and connect with cultural representatives as they share their countries’ arts, heritage, and traditions.

New this year: Enjoy live performances on the International Stage and take part in selecting the People’s Choice Award for “Best Embassy Exhibit.”


The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian’s Native Art Market returns to the museum in Washington, D.C., Dec. 6 and 7, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This annual event features award-winning and innovative Indigenous artists from across the Western Hemisphere. Visitors can meet Indigenous artists and learn about traditional Native arts and contemporary Native creativity. Artists will offer authentic, hand-crafted works of art, including jewelry, fashion, photography and pottery. Serious collectors and casual shoppers will find one-of-a-kind pieces at a wide range of prices.

During breaks from shopping at Native Art Market, visitors can enjoy curator-led tours of three of the museum’s exhibitions, including its newest, “Water’s Edge: The Art of Truman Lowe.” Tours will be at 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 and 2:30 p.m. Dec. 6 and 7. Also on Dec. 7, the museum will offer a tour of the National Native American Veterans Memorial at 3:30 p.m. in commemoration of Pearl Harbor Day.

Young visitors can enjoy a make-and-take winter craft in the imagiNATIONS Activity Center located on the museum’s third floor.

The museum’s espresso bar will offer a special winter menu for both days of the art market. Must-try items include warm hibiscus juniper-spiced cider; champurrado, a traditional Mexican hot chocolate drink made with masa harina, and notes of cinnamon, nutmeg and piloncillo; and piñon, which are Mexican wedding cookies made with pine nuts.

This schedule is subject to change; visit AmericanIndian.si.edu for event updates.


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DC Open House List for This Weekend: Nov 27, 202

The day after Thanksgiving is usually defined by two things in Washington, DC: leftovers and lines—whether you’re heating up yesterday’s meal or hunting down a Black Friday deal. But in the world of real estate, this particular Friday tells a different story with most Washingtonians focused on family, travel, or shopping, the city’s open house count drops to one of the lowest of the year. Check out some of our favorite options below and to see the full DC Open House list, click here.

Open Sat. 11:30AM-1PM — Arial Pegues

$30k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “This beautifully maintained interior townhome offers a three-level, three-bedroom + basement, and two-bath oasis in the celebrated River Park community of Southwest DC. Designed by Charles Goodman, the residence showcases his signature mid-century modern style while blending seamlessly with modern finishes updated with custom-designed stained-glass windows across the exterior front of both the kitchen and foyer. The main level features an open and airy layout with expansive windows that fill the space with natural light. Well-kept wood floors flow throughout, creating warmth and continuity. The updated kitchen includes modern finishes and appliances, while both bathrooms have also been updated with a clean, contemporary design. Upstairs, two spacious bedrooms provide comfort and flexibility with an abundance of natural light from the extra high barrel roof ceilings, while the library includes lots of natural light and built-in shelving.”

Open Sun. 1-3PM — Avi Adler

“Spanning over 2,900 square feet above grade, the home features four bedrooms plus a den or guest suite and three and a half bathrooms, including an upstairs primary suite with stunning treetop views. Sunlight pours into every room through generous windows, highlighting the warmth of the hardwood floors, solid doors, and detailed trim that preserve the home’s period character.”

Open Sat. & Sun. 1-3PM — Joel Nelson

“STAINED GLASS AND SPECIAL SPACES, on the SUNNY SIDE of the Street! Just steps from Barracks Row, two Metro stations, and Watkins Rec, this hidden one-way block of G Street offers quintessential Capitol Hill convenience. Built in 1890 by Wm. Yost & Bro, the home’s ornate brick façade and stained-glass details glow with historic character and South-facing sunshine, while inside an open layout blends timeless style with modern comfort.”

Open Sun. 2-4PM — Margot Wilson

“This warm and inviting red-brick Colonial exudes classic elegance with storybook curb appeal — highlighted by lush mature landscaping, classic shutters, and window boxes. The home is conveniently located in one of Washington’s most desirable neighborhoods, Wesley Heights, just one block from Horace Mann Elementary and the restaurants and shops on New Mexico Avenue.”

Open Sun. 1-3PM — Erik Evans

“Nestled in between the Penn Branch and Fairfax Village, you’ll find this home in the calm and quiet! This beautifully updated home offers approximately 1,500 square feet of living space with three bedrooms and two bathrooms.”

Open Sun. 1-3PM — Tom Spier

“Totally secluded 2 bedroom, 2 bath with private entrance and parking at beautiful “Best Addresses” building in Adams Morgan. Adjacent to the building’s gated garden, it is one of the quietest properties you will ever find in DC. Super spacious, west-facing apartment that gets amazing light from 14 windows.”

Open Sat. 11AM-1PM — Wendy Wright

“Sophisticated living in Southwest DC. Move-in ready, thoughtfully reimagined, and renovated top-to-bottom, expansive 4-level townhome offers the perfect blend of modern design, flexible living, and unbeatable convenience. Step inside to a stunning open-concept main level, where natural light flows through the newly reimagined and breathtaking kitchen.”

Open Sat. 12:15-2:45PM — Pamela Portillo

“Stunning Fully Renovated Smart Home Near Capitol Hill & Union Market. Discover high-end living in this fully renovated 4BR/3.5BA smart home, redesigned from top to bottom with all-new systems, modern finishes, and exceptional functionality.”


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5431 41st Nw

Featured Property of the Week: 5431 41st St NW

“Spectacular 3-level, renovated brick gem with massive fenced yard on peaceful cul-de-sac in coveted Chevy Chase, DC neighborhood. This updated classic home exudes charm + functionality at every turn, and checks so many boxes on your buyer must-have list: highly scalable floorplan across 3 levels that can change easily as your needs shift over time; abundant natural light through countless skylights and large windows; off street driveway parking; multiple outdoor living spaces with mature healthy trees; quiet but convenient cul-de-sac location; gourmet kitchen; updated bathrooms; oak hardwood flooring; many built in bookshelves; inviting fireplace; paid off-owned solar to power your electricity usage; massive amount of closets/storage; energy/water efficient systems/lighting/fixtures. This charming 1939 home maintains its gorgeous period features, while 2025 renovations have improved systems, blended modern styling with classic, and enhanced the sustainable performance of the home overall. The home features 4 bedrooms (3 upstairs + 1 main level); 4 full bathrooms; finished basement; formal dining room and very large living room – both of which accommodate full format furniture; an amazing 4-season sunroom with phenomenal architecture and natural lighting. This is truly an A+ gem that should not be missed! Meticulously cared for and clean, in excellent operating condition, and truly move-in ready.”

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 5BR/5.5BA Logan Circle rowhome with nearly 5k total sq. ft. across 4 levels that has been “impeccably restored and reimagined for modern luxury” and features 6 fireplaces, exposed brick, off-street parking with roll-up door, EV charger, rear bricked-in patio and a spacious lower level suite with its own kitchen and separate entrance—all for just under $5M.
  • “Investor Alert! Unlock the potential of this 3-bedroom, 2-bath, 1600+ sq ft property perfectly positioned for a full-scale renovation. Located in a high-demand area, this home is priced below the 2025 tax assessment and offers significant upside for those ready to take on a project. This is an ideal opportunity for flippers, buy-and-hold investors, or contractors looking to maximize returns. The layout and square footage provide a solid foundation for a complete redesign, expansion, or modernization—your strategy, your profit.”
  • “Welcome to The Towers, one of Washington’s most iconic full-service communities. This spacious 8th-floor corner-unit residence offers bright, open living with leafy, serene views and incredible on-site amenities. Conveys with garage parking! The home features a generous, easy-to-furnish layout with large windows that fill the space with natural light.”
  • Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a 2BR/2.5BA condo unit in Foggy Bottom that will require some renovation, especially a refinishing/replacement of the hardwood flooring, as well as kitchen and bathroom upgrades.

Volanni brings sophisticated floral designs to homes and offices; order soon for the holidays!

It’s that time of year when we adorn the house with decorative holiday cheer! Wreaths, garland, and beautifully designed arrangements all add gorgeous glitz to the season.

Volanni, the renowned Event and Everyday Florist, creates designs that inspire and excite the senses for the season. Artist Michael Lanni crafts “floral sculptures,” making each bouquet, wreath, gift basket, and arrangement, a custom piece.

The emphasis is on great design, using florals as the artistic medium. (See the holiday designs here.)

Now is the time — and it’s moving quickly — to order holiday arrangements and decorations for homes and offices.

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