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113 U Street NW
113 U Street NW

A one-of-a-kind 6BR/4.5BA custom residence in the heart of Bloomingdale: 113 U St NW

  • Expansive, full-width rowhome masterfully blends the timeless character and craftsmanship
  • CONNECTED 2BR/2BA UNIT —ideal for short-term rental income
  • Largest Home on the Block
  • Owned Solar Panels
  • Whole home in-ceiling speaker system and surround sound
  • Rear Deck with built-in hot tub and outdoor television

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 6BR/4 full + 1 half-bath Traditional-style manor on a rare double lot in Cleveland Park, with a breathtaking library, a sunroom, a screened porch, magnificent Washington National Cathedral views, and a 50-foot heated pool—all for $5M.
  • A “beautifully 2022 remodeled” Southwest DC rowhome with hardwood floors throughout, “moments from Navy Yard, The Wharf, Audi Field, Nationals Park, waterfront parks, 2 Metro stations, grocery stores and some of the city’s finest restaurants, cafés, and entertainment.”
  • BACK ON THE MARKET: A “beautifully refreshed” 3BR/2.5BA townhouse tucked inside the Henson Ridge community in Southeast DC, with “gleaming hardwood floors, recessed lighting, and seamless living and dining spaces that feel warm, stylish, and easy to enjoy.”
  • Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a “stunning and modern condo” with “an open floor plan and abundant natural light,” featuring “three bedrooms with ample closet space, three and a half baths and a private patio space” in the heart of Columbia Heights.

Event

A blue note is a musical moment that doesn’t quite land where you expect. And that’s the spirit behind this burlesque revue from DMVariety!

Start your weekend early with Blue Note Burlesque, a night of vintage tease and thrilling variety acts that’ll leave you exclaiming “I can’t believe I found this in an alley!”


Restaurants

From the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington (RAMW):

“New data from the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington (RAMW) show that closures among DC’s mid-priced restaurants fell sharply by 54% in the first two quarters of 2026 — offering evidence that the DC Council’s 2025 reform of Initiative 82 is relieving pressure on local restaurants, even as operators continue to face higher costs, weaker diner spending, and staffing challenges.

Across all restaurant types, closures have fallen 43% year-over-year. The findings come as voters may soon consider Initiative 87, a new ballot measure that would raise D.C.’s minimum wage — already the highest of any state in the country — to $25 an hour, a faster and steeper increase than any American city has attempted. (more…)


Dupont Circle


1514 Connecticut Ave, NW

Taim opened here back in September 2020. Prior to Taim this space was home to a BGR the burger joint. Updates when we learn who takes over the space next.

“Dear PoPville,

My boyfriend and I tried to pick up Taïm after work yesterday, only to find out it closed sometime in the last few days. (more…)


Brightwood Park


5500 block of Colorado Ave, NW

“We’re certified dog trainers committed to creating better lives for pets and people. We only use motivational and humane methods supported by science.”

Thanks to Cassandra for sending from Brightwood Park.

From Force Free DC Dog Training and Behavior Consulting: (more…)