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Featured Property of the Week: 145 Adams St NW #1

145 Adams Street Nw #1

“Stunningly renovated 2-level, 2BR + Den /2.5BA condo with deeded parking on a quiet, tree-lined street. Soaring high ceilings and Victorian bay windows flood 1,400+ sq ft with natural light. The open floor plan features hardwood floors, distinct living and dining areas, and gourmet kitchen with a large marble island, built-in bar, wine fridge, and ample cabinetry. A powder room, coat closet, mechanical closet with ample pantry space, and extra storage complete the main level. Upstairs offers two spacious bedrooms, two full baths, and a versatile den/office/nursery with a closet. The primary suite boasts dual custom closets and a luxurious marble bath with a double vanity. SEPARATELY-DEEDED PARKING INCLUDED! Cozy front patio, nestled atop a peaceful tree-lined street in vibrant Bloomingdale, this boutique condo offers prime access to Crispus Attucks Park, Howard Playground, and the local farmers market, and McMillan Park & Recreation Center with upcoming retail. Enjoy dining at favorites like The Red Hen and Big Bear Café. With easy access to 3 Metro stations within a mile, 10 mins to Union Station.”

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is 6BR/5.5BA Wesley Heights Tudor with 6,200 total sq. ft. across 4 levels and features a 2-car garage, 3 fireplaces, spacious formal dining room and a massive backyard “designed for entertaining, with lattice-lined decks and space that has comfortably hosted gatherings of 75+ guests,” including 3 different decks and a stone patio—all for $5.5M.
  • “Urban charm meets modern convenience in this beautifully designed two-bedroom condo in the heart of Petworth. Tucked inside a boutique, pet-friendly building built in 2019 by renowned local builder ERB, this home delivers the perfect blend of style, comfort, and functionality.”
  • “Welcome to Unit #1, a beautifully updated one-bedroom condo in the heart of historic Capitol Hill—just steps from the U.S. Capitol and directly across from the Supreme Court. This charming residence blends historic character with modern comforts, offering hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, elegant crown molding, and fresh paint throughout.”
  • Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a 5BR/3.5BA Capitol Hill interior rowhome that’s being sold AS-IS and will require some significant work, including refinishing all the hardwood floors and overall modernization.

Address: 1321 Euclid St NW #301
Neighborhood: Columbia Heights
Type: 1 BR, 1 BA condo – 684 sq. ft.
Listed: $379,000

Noteworthy: TURNKEY, BRIGHT ONE BED GEM STEPS FROM 14TH ST! Updated Kitchen & Utilities!

NEW LISTING! TURNKEY, BRIGHT ONE BEDROOM GEM STEPS FROM 14TH STREET! Welcome The Euclidville – a spacious, sunlit, and meticulously maintained one-Bedroom condo nestled between U Street Corridor and Columbia Heights. This boutique condominium, beautifully blends modern updates with historic charm while offering low monthly condo dues ($256). Inside, enjoy a bright open-concept layout highlighted by oversized, south-facing double-paned windows and beautiful Brazilian cherry hardwood floors.

The spacious layout features an updated Kitchen, Living Room, separate Dining area, gracious Bedroom, Bathroom and utility closet. Thick concrete walls and floor ensure quiet in a bustling neighborhood. The updated chef’s Kitchen, complete with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, freshly painted cabinetry, a 12-bottle built-in wine rack, a window for refreshing cross-ventilation, is perfect for everyday living and entertaining. A stainless-steel kitchen island, stools and high-end chef’s pot rack convey with the sale. The generous Bedroom is flooded with natural light and features a sizeable closet and custom built-in bookshelf, offering stylish functionality. Unwind in the spa-like Bathroom outfitted with a Jacuzzi tub featuring 10 jets and a traditional shower.

Additional features include a sizeable utility closet (with storage for two bikes & more), new full-size washer and dryer, new energy-efficient HVAC system, and new water heater. Dog-friendly apartment is on a beautiful tree-lined street, only steps away from Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, Tatte Bakery, and a wealth of dining, shopping, and nightlife options. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a serene, stylish home in one of DC’s most vibrant neighborhoods!

Listed by:
Matt Ackland – The Nancy Taylor Bubes Group, Washington Fine Properties
[email protected]
(202) 320-5227


This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

Wow! We bounced back hard from the previous holiday weekend with a jam-packed 500+ DC Open Houses scheduled for this weekend. Check out a bunch of our favorite DC Open House options below, and to see the full list, click here.

3015 Oregon Knolls Drive Nw
  • 3015 Oregon Knolls Dr NW — $1,799,000 — Chevy Chase
    Open Sat. & Sun. 11AM-5PM — Jeffrey Reese
    “Prepare to be impressed with this utterly fabulous home in the coveted Oregon Knolls of Chevy Chase Neighborhood. You are a 30 second walk into Rock Creek Park with very easy commutes into downtown DC and the surrounding areas. This is a very large home, approaching 5500 square feet of space backing up to a tributary of Rock Creek Park. From every floor you have incredible views of nature, wildlife, and serenity. The home was completely remodeled in the last few years to include, a new roof and solar ($90,000) new cement hardi-board siding ($150,000), new bathrooms ($120,000), new Hollywood level closet systems ($40,000), HVAC ($20,000), new plumbing updates and w/d ($7900), new exterior door upgrades ($12,000), new windows ($120,000). The list goes on and on. This home was built for entertaining. Upon entry you have a magnificent foyer with a custom chandelier. To the right is a living room with windows on three sides. It has ample proportions and graced with lovely hardwood floors. The eat-in kitchen was recently remodeled and has incredible storage and workspaces. This kitchen has entertained the who’s who of Washington, DC.”
  • 143 13th St NE — $1,495,000 — Capitol Hill
    Open Sat. 11AM-1PM & Sun. 1-3PM — Alex Venditti & Stanya Taylor
    “Welcome to this beautifully crafted Capitol Hill residence, featuring a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath upper home and a 2-bedroom English basement, thoughtfully renovated for modern living with exceptional versatility and income potential.”
  • 2444 Tunlaw Rd NW — $1,595,000 — Glover Park
    Open Sun. 2-4PM — Brian Lumpkin
    “It is the kind of home that catches your eye as you walk through picturesque Glover Park. An end-unit filled with sunlight, quietly set just a few blocks from the energy of Glover Park’s downtown. What you cannot see from the street is everything it offers inside. The space. The flexibility. The rooftop.”
  • 1936 Capitol Ave NE — $475,000 — Ivy City
    Open Sun. 12-2PM — Molly Branson & Jocelyn Vas
    “This fully renovated 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath rowhouse in the vibrant Ivy City neighborhood perfectly blends 1927 craftsmanship with modern updates. Freshly painted throughout, the home features gleaming hardwood floors, crown molding, recessed lighting, and a neutral color palette that enhances its classic charm.”
  • 4201 Cathedral Ave NW #1009W — $350,000 — Cathedral Heights
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Kerry Murphy
    “Welcome to The Towers! On the 10th floor with western views, you’ll find Unit 1009W. With almost 900 sq.ft. of open living space and abundant natural light, this is where you want to be. The balcony provides views of a mature tree canopy, great fall colors, and beautiful sunsets.”
  • 1342 4th St SW — $549,900 — Southwest Waterfront
    Open Sun. 2-4PM — Mandy & Tim Hursen Jr.
    “The pinnacle of Mid Century Modernized; this rarely available 4-level Charles Goodman townhome is 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.”
  • 145 Adams St NW #1 — $714,900 — Bloomingdale
    Open Sun. 2-4PM — David Treanor
    “Stunningly renovated 2-level, 2BR + Den /2.5BA condo with deeded parking on a quiet, tree-lined street. Soaring high ceilings and Victorian bay windows flood 1,400+ sq ft with natural light.”
  • 252 10th St NE — $1,150,000 — Capitol Hill
    Open Sat. 12-2PM — Denny Horner & Leyla Phelan
    $50k PRICE REDUCTION: “This delightfully updated corner home in historic Capitol Hill combines incredible natural light with a rich history. You will find timeless charm with modern upgrades to this elegant residence featuring an open concept living and dining area, perfect for entertaining.”
  • 1932 9th St NW #R302 — $468,000 — U Street
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Leslie Suarez
    $130k PRICE REDUCTION: “Priced to sell does not even capture what a magnificent deal awaits you in 1,200 sqft of refined, boutique living. This 1Bed/Den/2Bath condo checks every box for the urban dweller: An open floor plan designed for those who live to entertain, bedrooms that house queen/king beds and home offices, luxurious finishes (such as the bedroom double doors that allow light to stream throughout), more closet space than you know what to do with, and an entry mudroom with designer flair.”
  • 811 Upshur Street NW #4 — $515,000 — Petworth
    Open Sat. 2-4PM — Kristen Schifano
    “Urban charm meets modern convenience in this beautifully designed two-bedroom condo in the heart of Petworth. Tucked inside a boutique, pet-friendly building built in 2019 by renowned local builder ERB, this home delivers the perfect blend of style, comfort, and functionality.”

Looking to upgrade your DC lifestyle? Upton Place is now leasing and redefining what it means to live well in Northwest DC. Perfectly positioned between Tenleytown and Cathedral Heights, just north of Georgetown, this brand-new community offers modern living surrounded by nature—with everything you love about DC in a quiet, lush neighborhood.

Upton Place features two distinct luxury residences designed to suit your lifestyle:

🌿 The Parc – A peaceful retreat with stunning views of Glover Archbold Park, this residence is perfect for those who crave calm and connection to nature. Enjoy large windows, elegant finishes, and exclusive amenities along with access to the 4K building’s shared amenities.

🌆 4000 Wisconsin – A vibrant, globally inspired space that brings the energy of the city inside. With dynamic work-from-home options, resort-style relaxation zones, and social lounges, it’s more than an apartment—it’s your upscale urban club.

🧘‍♂️ Amenities include:

  • Two rooftop lounges with epic Cathedral views
  • Two pools for relaxing after a long summer day
  • Expansive fitness center and enormous yoga studios
  • Sports simulator, game rooms, coworking spaces, and private conference rooms
  • Three huge outdoor courtyards and multiple lounges
  • Walkable access to Wegmans, Lidl, the Red Line, Embassy Row, American University, Cathedral Commons, Tenleytown Target, and Whole Foods with dozens of unique dining & shopping options within just a few blocks

Whether you’re heading downtown, hitting the trails, or relaxing with friends on the rooftop, Upton Place offers the perfect mix of luxury, location, and lifestyle.

👉 Visit uptonplacedc.com to schedule a tour or learn more


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As we would expect, a spring holiday weekend always results in a lower DC Open House count for Mother’s Day on Sunday. While the count is lower than usual, there are still nearly 350 opens scheduled across the District and not just on Saturday. Take a look at a few of our favorite DC Open House options below, and to see the full list, click here.

3025 Daniel Lane Nw
  • 3025 Daniel Ln NW — $995,500 — Hawthorne
    Open Sat. & Sun. 12-2PM — Bonnie Roberts-Burke & Melanie Friedson
    “Charming home in a picturesque setting, nestled in the trees, this circa 1950 brick and stone 3BR/3BA home is every Mid Century Modern lover’s dream canvas just awaiting your touch to add to the magic of the setting. An entry foyer is one step above the very spacious living room with a beamed ceiling and fireplace that is open to the dining room with a large picture window overlooking Rock Creek Park. The kitchen has table space with a door to the large screened-in porch overlooking the level, deep, private rear yard. On the same level, just three steps up, is the primary bedroom with an ensuite bath and original MCM tiles. There are two additional large bedrooms and a hall bath. The lower level has two very large rooms, a third full bath and an above-ground side door. The detached one small car garage is at the end of a long driveway that holds two cars easily. And the location, right off Rock Creek Park, one block to the Metro Bus is just perfect.”
  • 16 17th St NE #131 — $615,000 — Hill East
    Open Sun. 12-2PM — Gene Sung
    “Great opportunity to live just blocks away from the planned future RFK Stadium development! This spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom corner-unit condo is ready for its next owner. This sun-filled unit features an open floor plan with hardwood floors, a contemporary kitchen with gas cooking, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and a large living/dining area perfect for entertaining.”
  • 2905 Georgia Ave NW #403 — $625,000 — Park View
    Open Sat. 10AM-12PM — Jocelyn Vas & Molly Branson
    “Experience elevated urban living in this stunning 2-bedroom, 2-bath penthouse at The Maddox, in the heart of Park View. Built in 2021, Penthouse 403 offers 828 square feet of sleek, modern design—but the real showstopper is the private rooftop deck with sweeping city views.”
  • 1518 W St SE — $499,900 — Anacostia
    Open Sat. 12-2PM — Mandy & Tim Hursen Jr.
    “This historic 1890 home has been completely renovated while preserving the original character of the home. It ‘s located in the heart of the vibrant and ever-evolving Anacostia neighborhood and just one block from the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site.”
  • 4201 Cathedral Ave NW #1009W — $350,000 — Cathedral Heights
    Open Sun. 12-2PM — Kerri Murphy
    “With almost 900 sq.ft. of open living space and abundant natural light, this is where you want to be. The balcony provides views of a mature tree canopy, great fall colors, and beautiful sunsets.”
  • 3020 7th St NE — $1,200,000 — Brookland
    Open Sat. 2-4PM — Troy Patterson
    “Welcome to Portrait Square community and a light-filled 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath townhome with garage parking and two private outdoor spaces, right in the heart of one of DC’s most charming and connected neighborhoods—Brookland. From the moment you walk in, the home feels intentional.”
  • 1080 Wisconsin NW #305 — $590,000 — Georgetown
    Open Sat. 2-4PM — Ashk Adamiyatt
    “Elegant 1BR/1.5BA Apartment! Ideally situated within Georgetown Park, you’ll enjoy unparalleled convenience with direct access to upscale shops, gourmet restaurants, trendy boutiques, and entertainment options right at your doorstep.”
  • 45 Sutton Sq SW #602 — $936,000 — Southwest Waterfront
    Open Sun. 2-4PM — Sherri Anne Green
    “From the sixth floor of VIO, Residence 602 sits directly above it all and offers you a stunning, straight-on, water view. Whether looking from the inside out, or enjoying your private balcony, you have a front row seat to this spectacular view.”

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.

By John Berry, Esq. & Kara Osborne, Esq.

With the changes that have come to the federal government in light of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), we have seen an increase in federal disability retirement applications to the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) lately. Given the efforts to reduce the size of the federal government, it appears that DOGE may actually not be opposed to increased disability retirement filings by federal employees.

What is OPM Disability Retirement?

OPM disability retirement is an entitlement for federal employees under the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS). This program allows federal employees who are unable to perform their essential job functions, due to a disability, to receive a retirement annuity early. The disability does not have to be work-related. However, the disability must have arisen or worsened while the employee was working for the federal government. In order to qualify, a federal employee in FERS must have: (1) at least 18 months of full-time service, (2) a disability expected to last at least one year, and (3) the inability to perform job duties with or without reasonable accommodation. This linked article provides tips for federal employees considering OPM disability retirement.

Issues that have Recently Come Up for Disability Applicants

A number of recent issues have caused the increase in OPM disability retirement applications. Many federal employees have previously worked under Reasonable Accommodations (RA), which allowed remote work. While many of these RAs have been honored, many have not. Some agencies have tried to reduce the amount of telework in these existing RA agreements. Individuals are understandably concerned about returning to the office only to have all of their RA-related telework taken away. Other federal employees also had telework agreements in place outside of the RA process. These remote work assignments enabled many federal employees with severe medical issues to continue working for the federal government. Since the government’s commitment to remote work has changed, as a result of OPM and DOGE efforts for a full return to the workplace, many federal employees with disabilities have started to consider OPM disability retirement as an option.

Individuals Struggling with Disabilities May Have Had Enough

Another reason for the increase in OPM disability retirement applications is morale. Many federal employees devote themselves to their position out of pride. The latest developments with Reductions-in-Force (RIF), the Deferred Resignation Program (DRP), and other issues have led to a serious morale issue for many federal employees. Many federal employees who have had serious disabilities have continued to work despite debilitating medical issues. Many federal employees have now come to the conclusion that they shouldn’t struggle with a severe disability any further. As a result, many individuals have decided to seek disability retirement due to a lack of appreciation.

Potential Pitfalls

There are some other disability retirement potential pitfalls that federal employees face with respect to the DRP and other departure incentives. One of these issues includes an unwritten rule where many agencies have been advising federal employees that if they take a DRP and then apply for OPM disability retirement, they may find themselves receiving a negative decision. There is nothing written about this issue yet, but federal employees should at least consider this possibility.

Quicker Processing by OPM

OPM also appears to be processing OPM disability retirement claims faster. While nothing has been specifically written about faster OPM processing times, we have received notes from several clients that disability retirement cases seem to be moving faster. OPM may have been given guidance to speed up the processing of disability retirement claims.

Seek Legal Guidance Before Filing a Disability Retirement Application

Given the unique criteria that OPM uses to decide OPM disability retirement applications, it is important to speak to experienced counsel before filing a claim. Getting legal advice early can help you decide whether or not a particular disability claim stands a good chance of being granted. Getting advice early can also help individuals gather important materials to support their OPM disability retirement claims before they apply. The process can be complex and is not as straightforward as OPM often describes.

Contact Us

Our law firm represents and advises federal employees in OPM disability retirement applications and reconsideration appeals. If you need legal assistance regarding a federal employment matter, please contact our office at (703) 668-0070 or our website to schedule a consultation.


There’s a Brompton for every type of bike rider.

Did you know May is National Bike Month? Riding a bike as a mode of transportation offers many benefits for both you and your community.

Every time you choose to commute by bike instead of car, you help reduce carbon emissions in the atmosphere, while giving your body time for active movement.

That means cleaner air for all to enjoy time outdoors with friends and family—as you increase your energy and stamina by bike for those plans!

In honor of National Bike Month, we’re inviting you to visit our Brompton Junction store in Georgetown (1214 Wisconsin Ave NW) for a complimentary test ride. You’ll receive a free tote bag at the end of your ride to store the essentials on-and-off your bike.

Brompton Bicycle is the world’s leading folding bike manufacturer. Each Brompton bike is handmade in London featuring the ability to fold and unfold in under 20-seconds. Available in a variety of electric and non-electric models, there’s a Brompton for every type of bike rider, from beginner to expert.

Plus, Brompton is a certified B Corp, meaning we’re among a select few committed to advancing purpose-driven sustainability efforts for a healthier world.

Riding during National Bike Month is an easy way to incorporate cycling into your daily routine. Try taking a bike next time you go on a grocery run or for brunch with friends.

Small actions like these make a big impact over time—on both the environment and your health.


This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

Featured Property of the Week: 4301 Ord St NE

4301 Ord Street Ne

“Estate sale located in the sought-after Lily Ponds NE neighborhood. Bring your vision, color palette and convert this solid brick rambler into your dream home! Situated on a fully fenced, large corner lot with expansive views of Kenilworth Park. Features four bedrooms, two full baths, a large living room with a fireplace, hardwood floors, a formal dining room, and a spacious eat-in kitchen. Finished lower level with a full bath, two additional bedrooms, a large entertainment room, a bonus sitting area, and a large utility room. Exterior features an attached garage, carport, French doors leading to an enclosed breezeway. Steps from Kenilworth Recreation and Aquatic Center. Situated off of 295, close to the National Harbor, the Wharf, Nationals Stadium and Downtown DC. Priced to sell!”

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is an 8BR/10FB/3HB Kent estate built in 2016 with nearly 13k total square feet across 3 levels and features a 4-car garage, theatre room, sauna, exercise room/dance studio, wine cellar, billiards room, library, luxurious primary suite with 3 walk-in dressing rooms and a sitting room, multiple terraces and a rear loggia with a lap pool, pool pavilion, lounge and secluded lawn—all for just under $20M.
  • Prime Petworth Location! Bring your vision—and your contractor—to this stately home with endless potential, located just steps from Sherman Circle Park. This home is not only an end unit, it faces away from the others in the row giving a real feel for privacy.
  • This home is a spacious 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom rowhome nestled on a quiet street in the desirable Brentwood/Woodridge neighborhoods. With three bedrooms and one full bath on the upper level, and a fully updated lower level featuring a fourth bedroom and second full bath, this home offers flexibility for modern living.
  • Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a 6BR/4BA end-unit Victorian rowhome in Brookland that “offers incredible potential in an unbeatable location,” which is currently set up as 3 different units that’s perfect for “an investor, a renovator, or a visionary homeowner.

LIVE MUSIC THURSDAYS AT THE BULLPEN!

The 98.7 WMZQ Bullpen Country Concert Series is bringing big-name country acts and ice-cold beer to DC all summer long!

Presented by 98.7 WMZQ:

  • May 1: Kicked off with a packed show from Thompson Square with Dalton & The Sheriffs
  • June 26: LANCO with Dalton & The Sheriffs
  • 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

PLUS – Join us for even more live music at The Bullpen all summer long

Our Tribute Series lineup keeps the party going with epic tribute performances:

May 8: Queen Legacy

May 29: Red NOT Chili Peppers

July 10: The Dancing Bears

July 17: Joshua Tree

July 31: The Springsteen Experience

Come early and stay late – The beer’s cold and the music’s loud!

Grab your tickets here and gear up for a great summer at The Bullpen!


Fraylife+

So, the federal workforce is shrinking, offices are emptier than ever, and your co-workers’ dogs now know more about your daily life than your neighbors do. It’s weird out there.

But one DC-based company is betting on something radically simple to bring people together: fun.

DC Fray (you know them—they run all those kickball games you see at the Mall) is rolling out a massive lineup of summer sports leagues across the city, and yes, they’re doing it with one goal in mind: making fun possible.

And the best part? You don’t need a team. Or even a clue how to play. And if money is tight your first league as a new Fraylife+ member is free… Ok… they’ve got our attention.

Seriously. You can just sign up solo, get tossed onto a team of other free agents, and suddenly you’ve got 10 new group chat friends. If you’re rolling with a couple friends, Fray keeps you together. And if your office softball team actually is ready to leave the group chat—great, full teams are welcome too.

First League Free? Yes, Really.

If you’re new to their membership program they’ll even hook you up with your first league free if you sign up for their Fraylife+ even if you’ve already played a league with them before. (The program comes with a bunch of year-round perks and discounts too, FYI)

Lets think of DC Fray and Fraylife+ as your social life’s best cheat code only with sneakers and water bottles.

What’s Playing Around DC

With the full summer line up including over 100+ leagues Here’s a sample of some of their most popular leagues popping off this summer across the District:

https://dcfray.com/leagues/?state=49&activity=99

Softball week days and weekends on Capitol Hill, National Mall, and Navy Yard

Flag Football on the National Mall

Soccer on various days across Shaw, Navy Yard, Capitol Hill and The National Mall

Volleyball on various days in Dupont, National Mall, and Capitol Hill

https://dcfray.com/league/bocce-noma-su25-wed-3rd-st-art-garden/

And that’s just scratching the surface. They’ve got leagues in every quadrant, for nearly every sport, and they’re all designed for the “fun-first” crowd—not the “I played varsity in college” types (though they’re welcome, too… as long as they chill).

A Little Less Office, a Lot More Community

As the traditional 9-to-5 fades and “WFH” becomes the norm, it turns out people still crave good old-fashioned human interaction. Fray’s leagues are filling that gap for a lot of folks—helping Washingtonians trade Slack messages for sideline chats, and spreadsheet burnout for post-game happy hours.

Because let’s face it: friendships don’t always happen on Zoom. Sometimes, they happen after someone boots a kickball into traffic.

Sign-Ups Are Open (and Filling Up Fast)

Leagues start in late June and early July, and they always fill up. So if your social calendar is looking a little meh, here’s your shot at turning it around—with a team shirt and a whole lot of new names in your contacts.

Check out all the options at dcfray.com/leagues.


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