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DC Open House List for This Weekend: July 10, 2026

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

1007 O Street NW
1007 O Street NW

The city may be in the thick of a steamy DC July, but the open house circuit is anything but sleepy. With 370 open houses across the District this weekend, there’s no shortage of air-conditioned rowhouses, renovated condos, and light-filled Logan Circle townhomes to tour before the Saturday heat peaks. Grab an iced coffee and make a day of it. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.

  • 1007 O Street NW — $2,325,000 — Logan Circle
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Mandy Hursen & Tim Hursen Jr.
    $75k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Incredible new low price on a practically brand new home! Constructed in 2021 by OPaL, this custom-built townhome is a refined statement of design, where every detail feels intentional and elevated. Beautiful home on a quiet, tree-lined stretch in DC’s coveted Logan Circle, 1007 O Street NW is the kind of home that stops you mid-scroll. From its striking architecture to its effortlessly livable layout, the home is both a showpiece and a sanctuary.”
  • 3006 Channing St NE — $999,995 — Woodridge
    Open Sun. 2-4PM — 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.”
  • 1427 Parkwood Pl NW — $1,050,000 — Columbia Heights
    Open Sun. 11AM-1PM — Jason Lallis
    $25k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Welcome to 1427 Parkwood Place NW — a beautifully finished Columbia Heights rowhouse tucked on a quiet, tree-lined street just moments from the energy of 14th Street. Fully remodeled in 2021 and offering over 2,100 square feet, this 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home delivers the space, layout, and finish level buyers are actually searching for — without compromise where it counts.”
  • 824 20th St NE — $535,000 — Trinidad
    Open Sat. 12-2PM — Tiffany Davis-Schools
    “This beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 1-bath home offers the perfect blend of classic charm and modern upgrades in one of Northeast DC’s fastest-growing neighborhoods. This property qualifies for 100% financing and no mortgage insurance! Step inside to discover refinished hardwood floors, a fully renovated bathroom, brand-new stainless-steel appliances, new windows, a brand-new HVAC system with new ductwork, and new light fixtures and ceiling fans throughout, giving you peace of mind for years to come.”
  • 914 N St. NW — $975,000 — Shaw
    Open Sat. & Sun. 11AM-1PM — Fernando Garcia
    “TWO-UNIT SHAWportunity! Genuine whimsy infuses this welcoming, 2-unit Shaw row home. Step onto warmly original hardwood floors, meeting the bespoke designer tile of the renovated kitchen. The fireplace will lift your spirits through any winter frost, while the rear courtyard garden promises summertime salvation. After ascending the preciously papered and naturally lit restored central staircase, you’ll find front and back bedrooms and exposed brick, along with the jewel in this queen’s crown: a fully tiled spa bath with skylight, dual shower heads, and deep soaking tub.”
  • 729 3rd St SW #411 — $650,000 — Southwest Waterfront
    Open Sat. 1-3PM — Joe Himali & Sierra Kim
    “Welcome to 729 3rd Street SW, a beautifully updated three-level townhouse that seamlessly blends timeless mid-century modern design with contemporary comforts in the heart of Southwest DC. Featuring two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, private patios at both the front and rear, and assigned parking, this residence offers an exceptional combination of style, functionality, and urban convenience.”

Try this: The 10-minute worry window

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Your brain doesn’t have an off switch. But it does have a window.

That thought that won’t stop looping. The “what if” that hijacks your whole afternoon. The 2 AM spiral about something that happened three years ago. We’ve all been there:

  • The parent replaying every decision they made today, wondering if it was enough
  • The student staring at a group chat, convinced everyone else has it figured out
  • The person driving to work, already rehearsing an argument that hasn’t happened yet
  • The one lying in bed, mentally re-reading a text for the tenth time
  • You, right now, carrying a worry that’s been running in the background all day

Here’s the truth: you don’t have to solve every worry the moment it shows up. You can schedule it instead.

Try this: The 10-Minute Worry Window

  • Pick a time each day — 10 minutes, same time if you can.
  • When a worry pops up outside that window, jot it down and tell yourself: “Not now. Later.”
  • When your window opens, let yourself worry fully. Set a timer if it helps.
  • When time’s up, close it. Physically stand up, take a breath, move on.

This isn’t about ignoring what’s bothering you. It’s about giving your mind permission to rest in between. Worry doesn’t disappear just because you name a time for it — but it does lose some of its grip.

If your worry window keeps spilling into everything else, that’s worth talking about too:

  • 988 Lifeline: Call or text 988 (24/7)
  • Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741
  • Find local DC support: knowyourpathdc.com

Small tools, practiced daily, add up. You’re allowed to worry. You’re also allowed to let it go.

#BeMindfulDC #MentalHealthMatters #BreakTheStigma #YouAreNotAlone

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DC Fresh Finds for July 8, 2026

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

14 S St NE #201
14 S St NE #201

This spacious 3BR/2BA corner condominium in the heart of Eckington/Bloomingdale: 14 S St NE #201

  • Offers 1,070 Sq. Ft. of light-filled living space
  • Thoughtfully designed open-concept layout with a wall of oversized windows
  • Fresh paint, new carpet and ample closet space
  • Primary suite features an en-suite bath
  • Upgrades in 2023 include: new HVAC, dishwasher, stove and fridge

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 5BR/5.5BA 1920s Wesley Heights Tudor with over 5,500 sq. ft. across the 4 levels and features 3 fireplaces, a library, a formal dining room, a luxurious primary bedroom suite, a stone patio, gym and even a LEGO room—all for $3.7M.
  • “Nestled in between Georgetown and Cathedral Heights is Glover Park; where you can call this spacious and updated studio your home. The open floor plan creates a bright and inviting living space with a lot of versatility. You’ll love the updated bright kitchen that offers granite countertops, under-cabinet lighting and stainless steel appliances.
  • A “bright and inviting” top-floor 1BR in Brookland “with light from three sides and peaceful green-space views,” where “a separately deeded parking space conveys.”
  • Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a “large front-facing loft with southwestern views through floor-to-ceiling windows” that’s been “fully gutted and ready for your full renovation ideas,” with “a garage parking space located a few short blocks from Metro rail.”

DC Open House List for This Weekend: July 3, 2026

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

1025 1st St SE #1315
1025 1st St SE #1315

The District is trading open-house signs for sparklers this Fourth of July weekend, and with only 57 open houses on the calendar citywide, the holiday slowdown makes for a low-key chance to tour at your own pace. We’ve rounded up six to get you started. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.

  • 1025 1st St SE #1315 — $625,000 — Navy Yard
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Andrew Goodman
    “Welcome to Residence #1315 at Velocity Condominiums, a rare corner-unit, true 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home in the heart of Navy Yard. Perched on the 13th floor, this sought-after residence is bathed in natural light thanks to its corner location and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows on multiple exposures, offering stunning city views and an open, airy feel throughout. The thoughtfully designed split-bedroom floor plan provides exceptional privacy and functionality, making it ideal for guests, roommates, or a dedicated home office.”
  • 1801 Wyoming Ave NW #23 — $639,900 — Kalorama
    Open Sun. 12-2PM — Margaret Babbington
    “Welcome to Residence #23 at 1801 Wyoming Avenue NW, an inviting home nestled in the heart of Washington, DC’s coveted Kalorama neighborhood. Blending timeless character with modern comfort, this beautifully maintained residence offers an exceptional opportunity to enjoy one of the city’s most prestigious and walkable locations.”
  • 3426 24th St SE — $280,000 — Randle Heights
    Open Sun. 11:30AM-1PM — Stephanie Cooper
    “Welcome to 3426 24th St. SE, a standout in this park-filled corner of D.C. This solid, red-brick, semi-detached, single-family home is the perfect entry into home-ownership, a warm welcome into the city, or so much more depending on your needs! At the perfect price, this 2-bedroom, 1-bath home is abundantly roomy at approximately 1,200 square feet. It’s also so very attractive with newer roof, new siding on the addition and its rich wood floors across the main and upper levels. They shine with sunlight streaming in from three sides!”
  • 520 15th St SE — $850,000 — Capitol Hill
    Open Sat. & Sun. 1-3PM — Peter Grimm
    “Declare Your Independence! This One is Hotter than a Firecracker! Indeed, some homes just feel right from the start, and 520 15th Street SE is one of them. Perfectly positioned in one of Capitol Hill’s most convenient and connected locations, this light-filled porch-front delivers an increasingly rare combination: classic character, smart updates, private outdoor space, flexible living, and off-street parking.”
  • 1120 5th St NW — $1,695,000 — Mount Vernon Triangle
    Open Sun. 2-4PM — Kelly Brocki
    “The Brocki Group presents a distinguished 1890 Grand Victorian located in the heart of the Mt. Vernon Triangle Historic Preservation District. This rare 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence offers over 3,000 sq. ft. across four finished levels, complemented by three outdoor living spaces—a rooftop deck with city views, an expansive mid-level deck, and a hardscaped back and side yard ideal for parking and outdoor entertaining.”
  • 3554 13th St NW #2 — $1,379,000 — Columbia Heights
    Open Sun. 11:30AM-1:30PM — Tom Buerger
    “In the heart of the Columbia Heights residential area, come to the newer Heights 13 Condo living that lives like an individual house with unbelievable space and style. Three levels of living with 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths 3 balconies plus a private garage parking space.”

DC Fresh Finds for July 1, 2026

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

5319 4th Street NW
5319 4th Street NW

This fully renovated Petworth rowhome comes with something DC buyers rarely get — a two-car carport: 5319 4th St NW

  • Classic Petworth rowhouse, fully renovated
  • Rare two-car carport
  • Quartz-and-butcher-block chef’s kitchen
  • Spa-inspired primary ensuite
  • Finished lower level with fireplace

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 7BR/7 full + 2 half-bath brand-new Coba Properties build in Observatory Circle, with an elevator to all four levels, a golf-simulator-ready lower level, and a detached two-car garage topped by its own guest suite—all for $5M.
  • “Signature loft elements—exposed brick, concrete floors, and soaring ceilings—anchor” this Penn Quarter loft, which delivers “stunning monument views from both the living area and primary bedroom.”
  • A “sun-filled three bedroom, 2-bathroom residence” in the Cleveland Park Historic District that “blends timeless architectural charm with thoughtful improvements,” with a solarium overlooking “the community’s lush landscaped gardens and the park.”
  • Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a “Row Home in Glover Park” “tucked into one of Glover Park’s most desirable corners,” just “blocks from Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Safeway” and “a half-block away” from “quick access to Tenleytown Metro.”

DC Open House List for This Weekend: June 26, 2026

By Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

1317 Gallatin Street NW
1317 Gallatin Street NW

DC Open House List for This Weekend: June 26, 2026

Summer is in full swing across the District, and with 267 open houses on the calendar this weekend, there’s no better time to grab an iced coffee and tour a few homes before the heat peaks. From a $1.7M Capitol Hill rowhome to a breezy Logan Circle loft, RLAH @properties has DC covered in every neighborhood and price point this Saturday and Sunday. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.

  • 1317 Gallatin St NW — $1,395,000 — 16th Street Heights
    Open Sat. & Sun. 1-3PM — David Wagner
    “Nestled in the heart of sought-after 16th Street Heights, this stunningly renovated luxury rowhome seamlessly blends timeless character with sophisticated modern living. Boasting 5 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms across thoughtfully designed living spaces, this exceptional residence showcases soaring ceilings, abundant natural light and premium finishes throughout.”
  • 914 N St. NW — $975,000 — Shaw
    Open Sat. 11AM-1PM — Fernando Garcia
    “TWO-UNIT SHAWportunity! Genuine whimsy infuses this welcoming, 2-unit Shaw row home. Step onto warmly original hardwood floors, meeting the bespoke designer tile of the renovated kitchen. The fireplace will lift your spirits through any winter frost, while the rear courtyard garden promises summertime salvation.”
  • 50 Florida Ave NE #819 — $599,000 — NoMa
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Mandy Hursen & Tim Hursen Jr.
    “Modern Luxury with Space, Style & Privacy in the Heart of NoMa! Welcome home to this spacious and light-filled 2BR/2BA residence at The Lexicon, a full service and amenity rich luxury high-rise. Far from cookie-cutter, this thoughtfully designed home offers a smart split-bedroom layout with bedrooms on opposite sides of the living space—perfect for privacy, guests, or working from home. Easy, secure underground garage parking included in the price.”
  • 3628 New Hampshire Ave NW — $1,099,000 — Columbia Heights
    Open Sat. 12-2PM — Silvana Dias
    “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.”
  • 3930 Connecticut Ave NW #205-H — $350,000 — Cleveland Park
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Joseph Himali & Sierra Kim
    “Nestled within the beautifully manicured grounds of Tilden Gardens, this sun-filled one-bedroom residence blends timeless architectural charm with the tranquility of a private garden setting in the heart of the Cleveland Park Historic District. Overlooking the cooperative’s signature landscaped courtyards, the home offers a peaceful retreat with abundant natural light, leafy views, and the rare sense of privacy that defines life at Tilden Gardens.”

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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

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