hahaha J. with the good eye!!
Zoom in on the photo and you can see “It’s a cut out in the wall for the building fire alarm.”
Signs of the times my friends, signs of the times…
18th and I Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
Seen across from Farragut West — corner of 18th and Eye.
I… don’t get it?”
Ideas?
10 Ridge Square, NW
Hmmm Lunara by Michael Mina has a new name. A new liquor license placard has gone up for Acqua Bistecca:
“New Retailer’s Class “C” Restaurant with an interior seating capacity of 250. Summer Garden with 50 seats and a total capacity of 149. (more…)
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This Foxhall Village rowhome comes with a separate-entrance basement suite and motivated sellers: 4435 Greenwich Pkwy NW
- 4 bedrooms in Foxhall Village
- Basement suite with separate entrance
- Renovated open kitchen (2021)
- Rear yard with 1-car carport
- Minutes from Georgetown University Hospital
Other Notable Fresh Listings:
- The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 7BR/5.5BA Georgetown townhome compound, originally built in 1900 and remodeled in 2019, with roughly 7,200 square feet, a courtyard and a fully integrated guest house—all for $13M.
- “Sunlight pours into this inviting home, highlighting the gorgeous refinished original hardwood floors and all the character that makes a house feel like HOME. Head upstairs to find two wonderfully sized bedrooms… Step right out from the kitchen into a fully fenced outdoor oasis filled with established plantings.”
- “Positioned near the future site of the newly approved $4 billion RFK Stadium Redevelopment, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers exceptional potential… a short walk to Kingman Island and The Fields at RFK Campus.”
- Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a “charming Colonial townhouse in the heart of Petworth” with a “major renovation completed in 2021,” “a spacious island” and a “fully finished basement” with “an outside entrance.”
From Waymo:
“We’re laying the groundwork to launch our service in D.C. next year, but we need your help!
D.C. needs to implement new rules that would allow Waymo’s fully autonomous ride-hailing service to operate in Washington, D.C. in 2026, but it’s not certain that will happen. (more…)
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2000 2nd Street, SW
Thanks to Emma for sending:
“The Stack’s first store?
Spotted in the canyon of The Stacks, no details posted anywhere yet!
This might be the first retail store in Buzzard Point?”
Stay tuned for an opening date.
photo by angela n.
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J. reported yesterday afternoon:
“Don’t let the horns fool you; it’s a cow
(but isn’t ice cream supposed to bring a smile?)”
From Dolcezza:
“Dolcezza Gelato is turning 21, and to celebrate, the beloved DC-based gelato and coffee shop is giving away thousands of free scoops on National Ice Cream Day, “Sundae”, July 20.
From 12–4 PM, (more…)
Thanks to David for sending: “A 1965 Mercury Park Lane in the Barracks Row July 4 parade.”
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Thanks to Stacey for sending: “The yellow squash is 5 times the size of a normal yellow squash!”
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