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The Rhapsody, located on Vermont Avenue NW between Florida and W is positioned in the heart of the dynamic Mid-city Corridor.  Hop on the Metro which is a block away or walk to dining and entertainment venues of both the U Street Corridor and Logan Circle neighborhoods.  Located at 2120 Vermont Ave NW, the Rhapsody is among the most walkable developments in the District with a WalkScore ranking of 95.

The Rhapsody is an FHA-approved condo development which allows condo buyers to get approved for mortgages with a down payment as low as 3.5%.  Condo owners appreciate the pet-friendly policies of the Rhapsody, a growing rarity in the District.  Building amenities include a fitness room, 24-hour security and a rooftop terrace with grilles, seating and…

1900 Vermont is a new construction upscale town home development located in the U Street Corridor at the corner of Vermont and T.  These stone-front Victorian-style town residences offer an exciting urban alternative to traditional condo living in the heart of the the dynamic U Street Corridor.

1900 Vermont pricing has just been released:

1011A T Street (Lower Unit)
3 BR /  3 BA / 2.151 SF /  parking / rear patio / $994,000*

1011B T Street (Upper Unit)
2 BR /  2.5 BA / 2,138 SF / parking / roof terrace / $1,255,000

1013A T Street (Lower Unit)
3 BR / , 3 BA  /  2,015 SF / parking / rear patio / $959,500

1013B T Street (Upper Unit)
2 BR /  2.5 BA /  2,005 SF / parking / roof terrace / $1,245,500

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Residential new construction activity in the U Street Corridor continues with 1900 Vermont Town Residences.  This six unit project at the corner of Vermont Ave NW and T Street combines the beauty of DC Victorian rowhouse architecture with modern open floor plans.

1900 Vermont units range in size from 2,005 to 2,441 SF with both 2 BR  and 3 BR configurations.  Standard features include gourmet kitchens with Sub-Zero and Bosch appliances, master baths with white Carrera marble flooring and parking.

Construction is scheduled to start in 2010 with delivery planned for 2011.

Logan Circle at the intersection of Rhode Island and Vermont Avenues and 13th and P Streets is the last surviving residential-only traffic circle in the original L'Enfant Plan.  The Victorian row houses that ring Logan Circle are among the most famous and photographed in the entire district.

The post-war economic downturn and white flight in the Logan Circle neighborhood stifled investment and stalled development that would have replaced Victorian-era row houses with denser developments.  As gentrification has consumed the Logan neighborhood, block after block of row houses have been brought back to life in a grand manner.

Row house architecture in Logan Circle includes Renaissance Revival, Second Empire, Richardson Romanesque and Romanesque Revival…