As Amazon continues to narrow down its choice for a highly coveted new headquarters and the 50,000 jobs that will come with it, analysts say Montgomery County, D.C. & Northern Virginia are strong contenders for the $5 billion project. Here are a few of the reasons why this area is well-suited for the tech powerhouse: … Read More
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DC Fall Festivals – September 2018
Whether you love apple picking, checking out live music, or relaxing at a beer garden, fall-themed events around D.C. offer something for everyone! Here’s a guide to some of the best D.C.-area autumn festivals in September: Apple Gala & Fresh Cider Festival When: Weekends in September, 9 AM – 6 PM Where: Great Country Farms, … Read More
DC Labor Day Brunch Specials!
This Monday, celebrate Labor Day and toast the end of summer with a special brunch at any of these DC restaurants: Commissary Offering: Bottomless mimosas, bloody Marys, and sangria for $15/person; brunch menu includes gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian options. Location: 1443 P Street NW Time: 8 AM – 4 PM Ambar Offering: Small plates for … Read More
DC Summer Restaurant Week, August 13-19
DC has a vibrant culinary scene, having recently been named Zagat’s Hottest Food City (2016), Bon Appetit’s Restaurant City of the Year (2016), and earning it’s own Michelin Guide. This week, enjoy special $22 lunches/brunches or $35 dinners at any of the 250 restaurants participating in Metropolitan Washington Summer Restaurant Week! You can also earn … Read More
A Closer Look at Millennial Homeownership
A new study by the Urban Institute identified several factors that are contributing to millennials’ low rate of homeownership, which is roughly 8% lower than the two previous generations at the same age. The factors affecting this rate include: delayed marriage and child bearing; increased education debt and rents; the desire to live in more … Read More
DC Real Estate Market Update
A new report by real estate website UrbanTurf found that 28 percent of homes (351 out of 1,285 homes listed) on the market in the district in April 2018 were priced above $1 million, representing a 40% increase year-over-year. Other highlights from the study: *In Georgetown & Chevy-Chase, about 75% of listings were priced over … Read More
D.C. Memorial Day Events
Washington, D.C. is a great place to celebrate Memorial Day, with a variety of unique and meaningful events that celebrate the selfless service of our military and veterans: 1. Salute the sacrifice of veterans at the National Memorial Day Concert On Sunday, May 27 from 8 – 9:30 PM PBS hosts the National Memorial Day … Read More
5 Notable D.C. Sales: Week of May 14-May 21
5029 Garfield St NW, Washington, DC 20016 List Price: $3,995,000 Close Price: $3,760,000 Features: New construction in Kent by AR Custom Builders; 8,000 sq. ft. with 6 bd/7.5 ba; pool and roof deck; 2 separate garages; walk to MacArthur Blvd 3330 N St NW, Washington, DC 20007 List Price: $3,495,000 Close Price: … Read More
Washingtonian Names Top DC-Area Neighborhoods to Watch
Washingtonian recently named several neighborhoods in the DC area that will undergo the most striking transformations in the coming years, likely causing real estate values to soar. Here are some of the areas they spotlighted: Anacostia Reasons to watch: *Planned “MLK Gateway” mixed-use site in the historic corridor *$65-million basketball arena for Wizards practices & … Read More
5 Notable D.C. Home Sales: Week of April 9 – April 16
6323 Utah Ave NW List Price: $1,499,999 Close Price: $1,385,000 Features: Stunning top to bottom renovation & expansion; 4,500 sq ft on 4 finished levels; Chef’s kitchen with top of the line appliances; screened porch overlooking fenced backyard 3844 Woodley Rd NW List Price: $1,095,000 Close Price: $1,380,000 Features: 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths; spacious well-proportioned … Read More