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Monroe Street Market is a massive new $200 million mixed-use development in Brookland, adjacent to the Brookland-CUA Metro station. The complex will span five city blocks at the southern edge of Catholic University on Monroe Street in Northeast.  The project aims to unite the university and the surrounding Brookland neighborhood, and promises to bring new life to an underused area of land in DC.

When finished, Monroe Street Market will consist of 720 apartments, 45 townhouses, 83,000 square feet of retail, 15,000 square feet for art studios, a 3,000 square-foot community arts center, and 850 underground parking spaces. A prominent feature of Monroe Street Market will be a large plaza, directly across Michigan Avenue, named Bishop O’Connell Square in…

Georgetown condos for sale in Washington D.C. include units in 3210 Grace Condos and the 3014 Dent Condos, among many others.

Prices for Georgetown condos for sale in the 3014 Dent condos, a four-story building at 3014 Dent Place NW, range from $304,000 to $475,000 with units sizes 603 square feet to 1,250 square feet. Condo fees here are between $485 and $585 per month, which covers air conditioning, electricity, gas heat, trash removal, water and more. There are 17 condos here managed by Chevy Chase-based Paul Associates.

At nearby Grace Street, 3210 Grace Condos range from $674,000 to $699,000 for condos sizes 841 square feet to 1,646 square feet with condo fees range from $470 to $494 per month, which includes laundry, snow removal, trash removal…

Thomason House, a 13-unit condo complex in Columbia Heights, is near complete.  Madison Investments developed the three-story, 9,000-square-foot building at 3606 Rock Creek Church NW, near Petworth with numerous new features in its latest condo conversion. One- and two-bedroom units should be available this spring.

Madison Investments, based in Washington D.C., also developed Trevelyan House and a condo conversion of 1020 Monroe, a 28-unit building in Columbia Heights. The developer’s Hailey House at 3511 13th Street NW is expected to be complete in March. Hailey House will offer 25 high-end condos within short walking distance of two Metro stations.

The Raymond Education campus for PreK through 8th grade is among the nearby schools serving area of…

Hailey House, a condominium conversion project, is coming to Columbia Heights. With it’s location at 3511 13th Street, NW, Hailey House will be close to two different Metro stations -- Columbia Heights and Petworth. The new homes will also be near the eclectic restaurants, bars, and shops on 11th Street known as the "Hip Strip.”

The five-story 23,500-square-foot Hailey House will contain 25 luxury condominium units -- eight single bedroom units and 17 with two bedrooms. One bedroom units will be approximately 650 square feet, while two bedroom units will range from about 700 to 920 square feet. The building features nine different floorplans with a light or dark finish style.

Hailey House will also provide bike storage, an advanced intercom system,…

The Cardozo In U Street neighborhood, a 28-until apartment building at 11th and V streets, is well underway. The site was once home to an old auto repair center that was demolished to make way for the free-standing, seven-story building.

Residents in the U Street neighborhood are welcoming the Cardozo development by Habte Sequar as much-needed improvement to the dilapidated corner near the U Street Metro Station.

Units in the Cardozo in U Street neighborhood, most of which are corner units, will start at range from about 615 square feet to 750 square feet with pricing still to be determined. These condos should be ready for delivery next year. The address is 2101 11th Street NW.

Several properties are on the market near the Cardozo in U Street…

Southwest Waterfront construction will begin soon since the Phase 1 Planned Unit Development (PUD) of the Wharf project was unanimously approved by the District’s Zoning Commission.

The approval includes 1.5 million square feet of residential, hotel, office and retail space, as well as three piers, various open spaces, thoroughfares, and a waterfront park spanning three acres. These areas of development are located in Parcels 2, 3, 4, and 11. Parcel 2 will house a Combined Heating and Power (CHP) facility in addition to residential and retail space, as well as a cultural and entertainment venue. Parcel 3a will incorporate a commercial office building with ground floor retail. Parcel 3b will also have ground floor retail with the InterContinental Hotel…

Living in 16th Street Heights in Washington D.C. is a much different experience than living in the bustling Columbia Heights community but homes in the more quiet area are in just as high demand.

Residents living in 16th Street Heights, roughly between 16th Street and Georgia Avenue just to the east of Rock Creek Park, reside in town homes and single-family homes with few restaurants and bars compared to other neighborhoods in Washington D.C. There are a wide variety of homes here with more town homes to the south and single-family homes to the north, and the area has a more spacious, serene feel with larger lots and yards.

For home buyers pursuing living in 16th Street Heights, homes on the market include a $350,000, 4BR, 1,624-square-foot home on…

The new development on H Street, NE will be a mixed-use project to include new homes and retail on the 10,800-square-foot city-owned lot at 1300 H Street in Ward 6. It’s the former site of R.L. Christian Library, which opened in 1982, but has been vacant for two years and is now a brownfield site. After reviewing six proposals submitted in August, the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development awarded proposal rights to redevelop the site.

The new development will be a 30-unit residential building with 8,000 square feet of retail and 17 underground parking spaces with an industrial-style exterior.  Six of the 30 units will be reserved for affordable housing, ideally for artists and social entrepreneurs. The retail will include a…

Luxury homes in Foggy Bottom area, once a blue collar neighborhood, are some of the more expensive properties in the District. Foggy Bottom is anchored by George Washington University and sits on the eastern edge of the Potomac River, just south of upscale Georgetown.

Luxury home listings in Foggy Bottom include a good deal of condos. The Columbia Residences on L Street at 24th Street are among the many condo buildings that offer luxury living in Foggy Bottom, boasting a pool, exercise room and community center. A 2 bedroom penthouse condo there was recently listed for $1.2 million and included a private terrace, wet bar and marble tub.

Renters can also enjoy luxury living in Foggy Bottom. Luxury apartment homes in Foggy Bottom include the 925…

Park Morton development in Columbia Heights, per the Park Morton Redevelopment Initiative Plan approved in 2008, includes projects from developers Park Morton Development Partners, Landex Development and the Warrenton Group.

The $170 million Park Morton development in Columbia Heights project, which first broke ground in 2010, includes more than 500 residential units, 40,000-square-feet of retail, a 10,000-square-foot park and a 4,000-square-foot community center, according to the D.C. Planning and Economic Development Department. More than 200 of the residential units in Park Morton development in Columbia Heights are affordable housing, as one of the primary goals of the initiative is to beef up D.C.’s affordable housing stock through integrating…