Tagged : wormley row

There are currently 5 blog entries matching this tag.

Top Georgetown Luxury Condos

Monday, December 12th, 2011 at 9:03am. 664 Views, 1 Comments.

residences_at_the_ritz_carlton_georgetown_400
 

Captain and Tennille……Rogers and Hammerstein……Siskel and Ebert……Hall and Oates……Sid and Nancy…..Cheech and Chong……Georgetown and luxury condos…….yes if you are playing a word association game with a Washingtonian, it highly probable that they would put Georgetown and luxury condos together in a pairing.

There are a number of factors that have driven developers to build luxury condos in Georgetown and the neighboring West End.  Georgetown's historic narrow streets and active neighborhood special interests groups, coupled with its location on the banks of the Potomac River and its namesake University have left virtually no developable parcels. From a practical standpoint, to deliver new residential housing in Georgetown requires the acquisition and…

Read Full Post »


Luxury New Construction - Northwest DC

Wednesday, June 22nd, 2011 at 10:40am. 1286 Views, 0 Comments.

wormley_row_townhouses_350

 

Buyers looking for a luxury new construction townhouse or single-family home in Northwest DC currently have several options worthy of consideration. New NW DC developments include:

1801 Foxhall

1801 Foxhall is a new community featuring 27 single-family homes in a prime location bordering both Glover-Archbold Park and Whitehaven Park. Custom homes at 1801 Foxhall feature chef's kitchens, owners suites, two-story foyers and two-car garages. 1801 Foxhall is located in Berkley off Foxhall Road just north of Reservoir Road.

Berkley Chase

Berkley Chase is a development of eight single-family homes in the Berkley neighborhood of Washington DC featuring upscale finishes and integral two-car garages. Berkley Chase is located on U Street and 48th Street…

Read Full Post »


Top DC Condo Sales - June 2010

Tuesday, July 13th, 2010 at 9:19am. 768 Views, 0 Comments.

Georgetown dominates DC luxury condo sales

harbourside_400 

The most expensive condo to sell in the District during June 2010 was in Georgetown at the Residences at Harbourside, located at 2900 K Street NW #603, Washington, DC.  This 2-level penthouse unit was completed in 2008 and is 4,888 SF and features 4 BR / 4 BA.  The selling price was $3.1M / $634 SF.  This is the second consecutive month that a Residences at Harbourside unit topped the luxury market in DC.

Congratulations to selling Realtor Nancy Itteilag of Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. for closing the most expensive condo sale in the District in June 2010.

wormley_row_400 

Honorable mention for the 2nd most expensive DC condo sold in June 2010 was in Georgetown at Wormley Row, located at 3329 Prospect Street,…

Read Full Post »


Top DC Condo Sales - March 2010

Friday, April 16th, 2010 at 7:04pm. 819 Views, 0 Comments.

Georgetown Dominates DC Luxury Market

residences_at_the_ritz_carlton_georgetown_400

The most expensive condo to sell in the District during March 2010 was in Georgetown at the Residences at the Ritz, located at 3150 South Street, NW $2D, Washington, DC. This condo is 4,314 SF and features 4 BR / 5.5 BA.  The selling price was $4.5M / $1,043 SF.

Congratulations to selling Realtor Chris Ritzert of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage for closing the most expensive condo sale in the District in March 2010.

 wormley_row_400Honorable mention for the 2nd most expensive DC condo sold in March 2010 was in Georgetown at Wormley Row, located at 3329 Prospect Street, NW #7 Washington, DC.  This new construction duplex unit is 4,725 SF and can be built out to the buyers specification with 3 or 4 BR. The selling price was…

Read Full Post »


DC Schoolhouse Conversions

Friday, February 19th, 2010 at 12:32pm. 1172 Views, 1 Comments.

bryon_school_lofts_400

 

The  District is home to several wonderful condo developments whose buildings had a prior life as a DC public school.  With very limited vacant land, height restrictions and an ever-growing demand for upscale lofty condos, these school conversions are a concept that works well in the District for both the city as well as the developer.  In other parts of the country, many old and underutilized school buildings end up on the losing end of an encounter with the wrecking ball.

Common attributes of DC schoolhouse conversion projects include high ceilings, over-sized windows, exposed brick and outdoor courtyard areas.  Many school conversion projects have taken advantage of the ceiling height to create a loft environment.

Schoolhouse conversion projects…

Read Full Post »


Recent Blog Posts

The Matrix: Cool Logan Condos in a Former Car Dealership

  In the first half of the 20th century before World War II, Washingtonians ventured over to 14th Street in Log... Read More

Church Street DC Two Bedroom Lofts

  There are not many condo options more sought after than a two bedroom loft on the 1400 block of Church Street... Read More

The Northumberland - Dupont Best Addresses Building

  The Northumberland, located at 2039 New Hampshire Avenue NW in the Dupont Circle neighborhood, is featured in... Read More

Residences of Terrell Place - Boutique Penn Quarter Living

  Manhattan urban chic invades the corner of 7th St and E St in the Penn Quarter at the Residences of Terrell P... Read More

Hillandale: Suburban Lifestyle with a City Address

  Located on the northern edge of Georgetown University campus, Hillandale offers a true suburban lifestyle t... Read More

1441 Rhode Island - Logan Circle Gem

  Located along the tree-lined 1400 block of Rhode Island Avenue in the heart of Logan Circle, 1441 Rhode Isl... Read More

Trending DC Real Estate Searches

Its snowing out and lots of fellow Washingtonians are home today participating in one of our cities favorite hobbie... Read More

Top DC Condo Sales - December 2011

  The most expensive condo to sell in the District during December 2011 was in the West End at 22 West, located... Read More

Georgetown South of M Street - Condo Picks

  While the section of Georgetown south of M Street doesn't garner the notoriety of Georgetown's East Village... Read More

DC Tops Nation for Inbound Migration

  In a study recently released by Atlas Van Lines, Washington, DC led the nation for inbound migration for th... Read More