May 2019

Desirable new condos are now selling with the Lofts at Reston Station. Priced starting in the mid $500,000s, the redevelopment project brings with it your choice of dozens of single-level condos, plus another dozen two-level townhouse-style condos to the area.

Those two-level options are reportedly already sold out, as are about half of the more traditional floor plans within the property, offering up two-bedrooms and two-baths. These one-level elevator condos come in seven different designs to fit your lifestyle needs. Current options generally range from around 1,300 square feet of living space to more than 1,600 square feet of living space.

Buyers are treated to such inclusions as high ceilings and large windows, plus the advantage of Smart

Only a handful of units remain up for sale at Trafalgar Flats, where already more than 80-percent of available units are sold. Immediate move-in possibilities exist for the remaining studios, one- and two-bedroom units, with prices starting in the $300,000s.

Delivered last year, the new Arlington property not only enjoys an enviable location, but also some impressive private additions. Options start at around a cozy 400 square feet of living space, while some of the largest units in Trafalgar Flats easily make room for more than 900 square feet of living space.

In all, the upscale property provides for nearly 80 private residences. New buyers can expect to find such stylish inclusions as stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops and large

For luxury amenities in Rosslyn, consider the possibilities of Pierce. Part of The Highlands, a mixed-use development slated to be finished in 2021, Pierce is one of three planned residential buildings in the area. While the other two are slated for apartments, Pierce will offer 104 condo units.

Under construction at the former site of an old office building, the new Pierce tower will sit on the top of a hill, with a full 27-stories of planned condos and amenities. Ranging from a one-bedroom with a den to a two-bedroom and even three-bedroom design, the new tower offers up plenty of options, starting with 1,200 square feet of living space.

Some of the largest condos, however, will boast a more generous 2.400 square feet of living space. Future

With a unique collection of locally-owned shops and restaurants, restored homes and family-friendly fun, there’s much to see and discover in exploring Petworth. From eclectic coffee shops to historic sites, there’s plenty to uncover when you take a tour of this laid-back neighborhood.

From chic pizza shops to Japanese food and Caribbean cuisine, you’ll find plenty of options for dining in Petworth. The area also offers a trendy literary bar, an independent book store, rooftop bars and grocery stores.

You’ll find a number of appealing planned community events in Petworth too, including the free Petworth Jazz Project, a local music series, and the popular Upshur Street Art & Craft Fair. In addition, there’s a popular weekly farmers’ market on

Time is running out if you’re considering making a move to the new Georgia Row at Walter Reed condos. As the new luxury development finishes out its final phase of construction later this month, the property is already more than 70-percent sold.

A handful of condos in each floorplan remain available to buyers at Georgia Row, including a three-bedroom condo with a large private terrace and a two-bedroom with three-levels of living space and a private rooftop terrace. Model homes are currently available to prospective buyers for tours.

The condos of Georgia Row offer from around 700 square feet of living space to much larger floor plans topping 1,800 square feet of space. Coming in one-, two or even three-bedroom designs, the new homes provide

For urban living in a parklike setting, it’s time to explore the possibilities of living in McClean Gardens. This historic community sits in Northwest DC, right on the edge of Glover-Archbold Park, yet also just a stroll away from shopping, dining, entertainment options, and public transportation.

Situated on nearly two-dozen acres of wooded property, McLean Gardens is home to dozens of condo buildings. Originally constructed around the early 1940s to house World War II-era defense workers in dormitory-style housing, the buildings later turned into rentals, and then condos in the early 1980s. These days buyers have their choice of flats, duplexes or lofts in McLean Gardens, and hold the distinction of living in one of DC’s most desirable

With its central location, Residences at CityCenter provides for sophisticated living options in an urban environment. This newer construction condo complex offers up more than 200 private homes, spread across two towers.

Some homes offer the enjoyment of a private terrace and the convenience of garage parking. New residents can also expect to find such luxuries as sweeping floor-to-ceiling glass, opening up the units to an abundance of natural light. Other features and finishes extend to the hardwood floors, high-end appliances and some custom additions.

Typically, the Residences at CityCenter start at around 620 square feet of living space, but some of the largest options in the complex command more than 2,600 square feet of living space.

With a large park, a mix of housing, restaurants and retailers, Columbia Heights has it all. This trendy neighborhood has changed substantially since its beginnings, and it continues to grow in popularity, especially in more recent years.

Once home to a university, horse track and farmland, Columbia Heights grew to become a Washington streetcar suburb. Riots in the 1960s, however, took a heavy toll on this once fashionable community. It took decades more for the neighborhood to finally spring back to life.

When a major Metro station opened up in the late 1990s, it wasn’t long before developers started moving in to Columbia Heights. You’ll now find a mix of national retail stores plus mom-and-pop shops in the neighborhood.

You’ll also find

DC Condo Boutique team member Jackson Verville represented the buyer of row house located at 1613 35th Street NW, Washington DC 20007 in the Georgetown neighborhood. This Federal-style home features 4 BR | 4 BA | 3,135 SF and closed on May 11th, 2019 for $2,400,000 | $766 SF. A detached two-car garage conveyed with this transaction.

This brick-front West Village home is in pristine condition and offers a turn-key experience. The stunning private gardens offer the perfect place to relax and unwind in this urban setting.

Graphic: Crystal City Business Improvement District

Formed to promote the offerings of Crystal City, the Crystal City Business Improvement District works to continually promote local restaurants, retailers, businesses and the residential community as a whole.  Essentially a BID is a private/public partnership for business and property owners to collectively contribute to the development, promotion and maintenance of a commercial district.

Property owners within the boundary elect a Board of Directors to governor the BID. The board is made up of a mix of tenants, business representatives, property owners, and others with an interest in the area.

The Crystal City BID has six core areas it focuses on including economic development, transportation,