Penn Quarter

From valet parking to private wine storage and public art on display, a CityCenterDC lifestyle offers unmatched amenities. Made up two condo buildings, two apartment buildings and much more, this massive urban development is filled with options.

You’ll find world-class boutiques from top designers in the downtown neighborhood, along with culinary delights sure to temp even the most seasoned customers. Residents of CityCenterDC enjoy some exclusivity too, made possible by using their Benefit Card to make reservations and purchases in the neighborhood.

Residents can order chef-prepared meals or have groceries and take-out delivered to their own homes. This sophisticated setting additionally offers 24-hour concierge service, two rooftop terraces

While there are plenty of pet-friendly housing options across DC, some go way beyond the ordinary when it comes to added amenities. From pet spas to rooftop dog parks, there’s no limit when it comes to some of the craziest pet-friendly properties around.

It’s obvious that some of the newer construction properties are looking for a way to set themselves apart and appealing to pet-owners can be lucrative. Even some of DC’s residential properties without a lot of amenities are bringing in local businesses, such as dog-walking services and local pet stores, to help drum up future business of their own.

City Market at O has its own rooftop dog park. This apartment property also comes with a washing and grooming station for pets, as well as plenty of

While DC boasts some great neighborhoods, you’re sure to find a true urban gem when it comes to the neighborhoods of Penn Quarter and the West End. Both locations have their own distinct charm and appeal but are favored in different ways.

Virtually in the middle of it all, the Penn Quarter neighborhood includes most of the Chinatown/downtown area that’s north of Pennsylvania between 5th and 9th streets NW. For years, the vibrant area was filled with restaurants, stores, theaters, offices and streetcar lines.

By the 1950s and 1960s however, many people had already fled to the suburbs, businesses closed, and the streetcar lines went away. While the neighborhood did hit a rough patch for a while, eventually developers came back.

They brought new

DC neighborhoods each hold their own interesting attributes, but have you ever wondered what the neighborhood you choose to live in has to say about you? Obviously, neighborhoods and communities are unique and diverse, but some might also say that residents of certain neighborhoods have things in common.

Dupont Circle

For example, some consider Dupont Circle a laid-back neighborhood that’s perfect for people watching. This hip neighborhood is full of fun and trendy restaurants and boutiques. It’s also a great neighborhood if you enjoy sampling the city’s nightlife.

Downtown DC

If your days consist of work, work and more work, business-minded people are often attracted to Downtown DC. The location is also a good spot if you enjoy spending

They may not be able to claim the White House as an official address, but some 2020 Democratic presidential candidates already live in DC. From Navy Yard to Capitol Hill and H Street, several political contenders have already set down roots.

Cory Booker may trace his roots to Newark, but the senator also has an apartment in the H Street corridor. This hip neighborhood is well known for its festivals, dining opportunities and nightlife. There’s also a seasonal farmers’ market on H Street, plus you’ll find an eclectic mix of restaurants and shops.

Longtime U.S. Senator and Congressman Bernie Sanders has a home on Capitol Hill. The self-described democratic socialist opted for a cozy one-bedroom, two-bath home that’s not too far from work. He’s

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.

Sometimes referred to as Old Downtown, the Penn Quarter has emerged over the past couple of decades into a thriving downtown DC neighborhood. This revitalized community is a hub for the arts and entertainment, now filled with theaters, art galleries, condos and hip new stores.

As well, you’ll also find a number of nightclubs and restaurants in the area, inviting diversity into the community. The popular neighborhood of Penn Quarter makes it easy to walk to virtually everything, from the local wine, art and food festivals to the nearby farmer’s market, a popular addition to the area.

This mixed-use neighborhood also offers up a number of coffee shops, salons, plus some bookstores and jewelry stores. It’s additionally a place where historic

DC Condo Boutique team member Chena Bolton represented the buyer of a condo at the Residences at CityCenter, located at 920 I Street NW #605, Washington, DC 20001 in the Penn Quarter neighborhood. This condo features 1 BR / 1.5 BA / 925 SF and closed on April 30th, 2018 for $850,000 / $919 SF. One parking space conveyed with this transaction.

This Residences at CityCenter condo features an airy design with high-end finishes including a chef’s kitchen with European cabinetry, white oak floors and an elaborate master-suite. Amenities at the Residences at CityCenter include a residents lounge, fitness center, pool access, wine storage and a rooftop deck.

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Dubbed “America’s Main Street”, Pennsylvania Avenue is one of the most prestigious locations for real estate in the world. Not only is it home to the White House but also to the U.S. Capitol and Market Square.

You’ll also find the Trump International Hotel here, at home in the Old Post Office, and a number of lobbyists and prominent law firms are situated in the many office towers that line the famous street. Noted as one of the nation’s most expensive streets for office space, it’s also one of the most visible.

You’ll find that numerous processions, parades and even protests are staged along Pennsylvania Avenue, with perhaps the most important stretch of it running just over a mile from the White House to the Capitol. The avenue

Routinely ranked as one of the nation’s most walkable cities, DC prides itself on neighborhoods that allow residents to live within an easy walk of area grocery stores, shops, restaurants and even jobs. While DC already boasts many of these neighborhoods, a strong demand continues to drive new development in locations such as Navy Yard, soon be filled with thousands of new residences, retail space, parks and hotel rooms.

It’s a trend that’s been repeated across DC as local leaders aim new mixed-use development at bringing new life to certain neighborhoods. By transforming certain areas with new residential units, green space, walkways, grocery stores and shops, developers aim to capitalize on the high premium for walkable neighborhoods, even in a