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Celebrate America’s 250th — Clyde’s limited edition merch is here

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Raise a glass to America’s 250th birthday! To celebrate, Clyde’s Restaurant Group, a DC institution since 1963, has released a limited-edition merch collection — and once they’re gone, they’re gone. A donkey and an elephant, dressed to the nines in red, white, and blue, clinking glasses across the table. Because at Clyde’s, the bar has always been common ground.

The T-Shirt ($30 or $20) Unisex tee in white, with the full illustrated back graphic and a Clyde’s 250 logo on the left chest. Available in both adult and youth sizes.

The Hat  ($25) Embroidered Clyde’s 250 logo cap. Choose your colorway: white with navy thread, or navy with red thread. Structured fit with an adjustable back strap.

Grab a hat and receive $5 off an adult tee. Discount applied automatically at checkout.

Since 1963, Clyde’s Restaurant Group has been a staple in the Washington dining scene. What started as a single bar on M Street is now a family of over a dozen distinctive properties across DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia including Old Ebbitt Grill, The Hamilton, Rye Street Tavern, Cordelia Fishbar, 1789 Restaurant, The Tombs, Fitzgerald’s, and six Clyde’s locations. Each has its own personality while all share the same commitment to warm, polished hospitality. With Ebbitt House opening soon in Reston, the story keeps going.

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DC Fresh Finds for June 24, 2026

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

1011 Otis Place NW
1011 Otis Place NW

This renovated Park View rowhome comes with a lower unit already renting for $2,575 a month: 1011 Otis Pl NW

  • Four-level 2022 renovation
  • Income unit renting $2,575/month
  • Floating wrought-iron staircase
  • Lower suite with private entrance + kitchen
  • Park View/Petworth corridor

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 7BR/7 full + 2 half-bath Craftsman-style detached estate in Phillips Park (Berkley), with an elevator to all four levels, an indoor lap pool, and a main deck cantilevered into the tree canopy beside Glover Archbold Park—all for $7.2M.
  • A “newly renovated home in Woodridge that offers the perfect blend of space, functionality, and modern comfort,” with two balconies and an “8,000 square foot yard” that’s “perfect for hosting summer cookouts.”
  • “Genuine whimsy infuses this welcoming, 2-unit Shaw row home,” which “sweetens the deal with a fully separate lower-level unit, ready to serve as an elaborate guest suite or income-generating offering with proven Airbnb results.”
  • Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a “large Mixed Use brick federal” that’s “located along the H Street NE with vibrant mix of retail and housing” and “prime for major rehabilitation into either commercial or residential by a seasoned investor.”

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Breaking the silence: your mental health story matters

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We’re taught to show up. To be strong. To handle it. But what happens when “handling it” means you’re falling apart at 2 AM? What happens when the pressure to be okay becomes the thing that’s not okay?

This is what we’re not talking about enough:

  • The 18-year-old scrolling Instagram and feeling like their life doesn’t measure up
  • The 65-year-old who lost their routine and feels invisible
  • The person who cries in their car before work
  • The friend who seems fine but isn’t sleeping
  • You, right now, reading this and wondering if it’s normal to feel this way

It is. And you’re not broken for feeling it.

Mental health isn’t about being “sick” or “crazy.” It’s about being human. It’s about the weight we carry—from grief, stress, loneliness, uncertainty, change. It’s about those days when getting out of bed feels impossible. And it’s about knowing that these feelings don’t have to be forever.

Here’s what we want you to know:

  • Your feelings are valid. You don’t need anyone’s permission to struggle or to seek help.
  • Help is accessible. Whether it’s talking to someone you trust, calling a lifeline, or seeing a therapist—resources exist. And they’re easier to reach than you think.
  • You’re not the only one. Millions of people in DC and beyond are navigating this. The shame? That’s the stigma talking. Not the truth.
  • Small steps count. One conversation. One call. One moment where you choose yourself. That’s everything.

If you’re struggling, reach out:

  • 988 Lifeline: Call or text 988 (24/7)
  • Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741
  • Find local DC support: [link to resources]

Your story matters. Your struggles are real. And your recovery is possible.

#BeMindfulDC #MentalHealthMatters #BreakTheStigma #YouAreNotAlone

DC Open House List for This Weekend: June 19, 2026

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

3006 Channing St NE
3006 Channing St NE

With nearly 300 open houses across the city this weekend, there’s plenty to explore as we settle into early summer — and with Juneteenth on Friday and Father’s Day on Sunday, it’s a perfect long weekend to wander a few new neighborhoods. From renovated Wardman rowhouses to move-in-ready condos, RLAH @properties agents have doors open across Northeast, Northwest, and Southeast. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.

  • 3006 Channing St NE — $999,995 — Woodridge
    Open Sat. 1-3PM — Michele Collison
    “Welcome to 3006 Channing Street NE, a newly renovated home in Woodridge, that offers the perfect blend of space, functionality, and modern comfort. This large renovated home is move-in ready and features 4 large bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. The well-appointed kitchen flows seamlessly into the main gathering areas, creating the perfect setting for hosting family and friends. Upstairs, the large primary bedroom suite offers a private retreat complete with an en-suite and large walk-in closet. The two additional bedrooms can be used for guests, home office, or growing households.”
  • 1011 Otis Pl NW — $999,900 — Columbia Heights
    Open Fri. 5-7PM & Sat. 2-4PM — David Bediz
    “Welcome to 1011 Otis Place NW, a beautifully renovated four-level rowhome in the heart of Northwest Washington, DC, offering the perfect blend of modern luxury, flexible living space, and exceptional income-producing potential. Renovated in 2022, this impressive property features 4 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 1 half bathroom, thoughtfully designed with contemporary finishes and versatile living arrangements ideal for homeowners, investors, and multigenerational households alike.”
  • 1367 K St SE #B — $199,900 — Capitol Hill East
    Open Sat. 4-6PM — Tiffany Stone
    “New, gleaming white oak hardwood floors! Home sale contingency fell through. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE FOR 1 BR CAPITOL HILL CONDO. LOWEST PRICE PER SQ FT. GREAT INVESTOR OPPORTUNITY. COMPARABLE RENTS IN AREA $1800-2000. Experience unparalleled convenience in this exceptional condo, where numerous salient features converge with location, space and walkability to make this an ideal abode and wonderful investment. The unit has high ceilings, abundant natural light, and beautiful, pet-friendly laminate flooring throughout.”

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Listing of the Day: 3602 16th Street NW, Unit 4

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Address: 3602 16th Street NW, Unit 4
Neighborhood: Mount Pleasant
Type: 3 BR, 2 BA condo – 1450 sq. ft.
Open House: Saturday, June 20th, 1-3 PM
Listed: $929,000

Noteworthy: Rare 3 BD, 2 BA Mount Pleasant Penthouse with Panoramic, Private Rooftop Terrace

Perched above the treetops in the heart of Mount Pleasant, this rare two-level penthouse offers the perfect blend of privacy, natural light, and panoramic city views. Featuring three bedrooms, two bathrooms, hardwood floors, abundant storage, and low condo fees, the home lives like a private retreat while remaining just steps from the neighborhood’s beloved restaurants, cafés, parks, and shops.

The sun-drenched main level showcases an open-concept layout anchored by a gourmet kitchen with Carrara marble countertops, stainless steel appliances, a large island, and striking exposed brick that extends into the spacious living and dining areas. Oversized windows frame neighborhood views, while a gas fireplace adds warmth and character. Two bedrooms, a renovated full bath, and in-unit laundry complete this level.

Occupying the entire upper floor, the primary suite is a true sanctuary. Highlights include a second gas fireplace, a large walk-in closet, and a spa-inspired bathroom with a double vanity and walk-in shower. Just beyond, an expansive private rooftop terrace with IPE decking delivers sweeping skyline views and exceptional outdoor living space for entertaining, dining, or enjoying the sunrise. A wet bar with beverage center and recessed speakers enhance the home’s entertainer-friendly design.

Located moments from Rock Creek Park, the National Zoo, and Mount Pleasant Street, this unique penthouse also offers access to two nearby rented parking spaces that can convey. A rare opportunity to own a distinctive home in one of DC’s most sought-after neighborhoods.

Listed by:
Megan Conway – Conway Group of Compass
[email protected]
(202) 262-2815

Your mental health matters—and so does breaking the stigma

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Mental health struggles don’t come with a schedule or a warning. Whether you’re overwhelmed by work stress, dealing with anxiety after scrolling social media, feeling isolated, or just having a hard time—you’re not alone. And asking for help isn’t weakness. It’s courage.

Here’s the thing about mental health in DC:

Too many of us are suffering in silence. Young adults are navigating social comparison anxiety. Seniors are dealing with isolation. All of us are carrying weight we don’t always show.

What you need to know:

  • You don’t have to figure this out alone. The 988 Lifeline is available 24/7—call, text, or chat anytime. No judgment. No pressure.
  • Small habits change everything. A 15-minute walk. Putting your phone down for an hour. Talking to someone you trust. These aren’t luxuries—they’re survival skills.
  • The myths are wrong. Therapy isn’t just for “sick” people. Mental health isn’t a weakness. Your feelings are valid. You deserve support.
  • Your community is here. Local DC mental health resources, support groups, and counselors are ready to help. Free screenings. Affordable care. People who get it.

This week, we’re challenging DC to #BeMindful. Share what helps you—a walk, a conversation, a moment of silence. Break the stigma by being real about your mental health.

If you’re struggling:

  • 988 Lifeline: Call or text 988
  • Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741

Your mental health is as important as your physical health. You deserve to feel okay. And you don’t have to do it alone.

#BeMindfulDC #MentalHealthMatters #YouAreNotAlone

DC Fresh Finds for June 17, 2026

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

1305 Independence Ave SE
1305 Independence Ave SE

This rebuilt Capitol Hill rowhouse hides a guest suite with its own entrance just half a mile from Eastern Market: 1305 Independence Ave SE

  • End-unit Capitol Hill rowhouse
  • 2019 Dilan Homes rebuild
  • White oak herringbone floors, Viking kitchen
  • Lower-level suite with kitchenette + bedroom
  • Secure parking + EV charging

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 6BR/6 full + 2 half-bath contemporary detached home in Phillips Park (Berkley), built in 2020 with an elevator to all floors, a marble waterfall island, and retractable glass doors opening to a private garden—all for $6M.
  • An extra-wide semi-detached Shaw rowhome that “masterfully blends historic DC charm with thoughtful updates,” with “a dramatic exposed brick wall, a large bay window, and an ornate original wood-burning fireplace” and a private rear garden two blocks from the Shaw-Howard Metro.
  • A “beautifully renovated 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home nestled in the sought-after Hillcrest neighborhood,” with larger lots and a “suburban feel within the city,” plus a detached garage already wired with “a dedicated 30 amp outlet for a car charger.”
  • Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a “vacant 3-unit Columbia Heights building” that’s “a rare chance to own your home and generate income at the same time,” with hardwood floors throughout and “covered rear parking,” just “steps to the Columbia Heights Metro, 11th Street dining, and Rock Creek Park.”

DC Open House List for This Weekend: June 12, 2026

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

2605 33rd St SE
2605 33rd St SE

Summer arrives this weekend, and DC’s open-house calendar is heating up right along with the thermometer. With 320 open houses across the city this weekend, it’s a great excuse to grab an iced coffee, wander a few neighborhoods, and picture your summer in a new place. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.

  • 2605 33rd St SE — $799,900 — Hillcrest
    Open Sat. 12-2PM — Christopher Suranna & Colin Johnson
    “A beautifully renovated 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home nestled in the sought-after Hillcrest neighborhood of Washington, DC. Thoughtfully updated from top to bottom, this move-in ready residence blends modern finishes with comfortable everyday living. Step inside to discover a bright and open dining/kitchen floor plan featuring gleaming floors, abundant natural light, and stylish contemporary touches throughout.”
  • 2120 Vermont Ave NW #411 — $410,000 — Shaw
    Open Sat. 2-4PM — Jordan Chronopoulos
    “Welcome home to this bright, modern one-bedroom, one-bath condo at The Rhapsody, in the heart of the U Street Corridor — and yes, an assigned underground parking space and private storage unit are included. Step into an open-concept layout where oversized floor-to-ceiling windows and high ceilings flood the home with natural light. The kitchen is built for both everyday living and entertaining, with an island, expansive granite countertops, gas cooking, stainless steel appliances, a pantry, and generous cabinetry.”
  • 4608 Bass Pl SE — $449,000 — Marshall Heights
    Open Sun. 12-2PM — Mandy Hursen & Tim Hursen Jr.
    “This is the kind of opportunity buyers wait for—and it won’t stay on the market for long. Beautifully renovated from top to bottom in 2018, this stylish brick semi-detached home delivers the space, upgrades, and location that today’s buyers are searching for. Inside, you’ll find 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and a thoughtfully designed open floor plan enhanced by tray ceilings, gleaming hardwood floors, iron railings, recessed lighting, and contemporary finishes throughout.”
  • 3628 New Hampshire Ave NW — $1,099,000 — Columbia Heights
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Silvana Dias
    $26k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Lovingly restored and thoughtfully renovated & expanded by its current owners, this remarkable home retains the timeless charm and craftsmanship that define classic Wardman architecture while incorporating the extensive upgrades today’s homeowners seek. Nearly every aspect of the home has been updated, including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, outdoor living and parking pad offering true peace of mind rarely found in homes of this era.”
  • 3980 2nd St SW — $480,000 — Bellevue
    Open Sat. & Sun. 1-3PM — Sherese Teixeira
    BACK ON THE MARKET: “A beautifully renovated home just minutes from National Harbor, The Wharf, Audi Field, GWU, Howard University, National Park, newly redeveloped St Elizabeth and Downtown DC that blends luxury finishes with smart functionality, perfect for modern living and house hacking opportunities. This spacious 4-bedroom, 3-bath home features luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout, recessed lighting in every room, and an abundance of natural sunlight that fills the home from top to bottom.”

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