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Dear Readers,
Here is the latest edition of the weekly DCLofts newsletter,
featuring original real estate news and information from our
content partner UrbanTurf DC. Read about the top five condo
rooftops. Learn how $400K will buy in the DC area. And more.
DC Lofts is the #1 comprehensive directory on lofts and
new condominium developments in the Washington metro area.
Enjoy and Happy Holidays!!
Tim
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Top News about DC Condos &
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The Top Five Condo Rooftops in the DC Area
When looking for a new home, outdoor space is always an
amenity that ranks high on people’s wish list. Today’s
article takes that into consideration and looks at the
condos in the DC area with the best rooftops. “If you are
comparing two buildings in similar price points, then you
are probably more likely to go with the one with the better
roof,” Jamie Test of
CondoAuthority told UrbanTurf. “Most people are willing
to pay five or ten grand more for that type of amenity.”
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How Much House Can You Get for $400K in the DC Area?
$400,000 is a tricky price point for homes in the DC area.
You can get substantially more for your money than in the
$250,000 range, but the homes are not quite as large and as
spacious as those that are listed for $500,000. However, we
chose to focus on properties around $400,000 because it is
what a lot of prospective home buyers can afford these days.
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Where Can You Buy a Loft in DC?
The lofts in DC are different than those in cities like New
York and Chicago. Instead of raw industrial spaces, DC lofts
are usually either large units in renovated schools or auto
showrooms or loft-like residences in developments that some
in the business have nicknamed “McLofts.” This article will
look at these varying types of lofts and where you can find
them in DC.
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CityVista: So Convenient, You May Never Leave
It is not in the trendiest location in DC, but the
CityVista development has made Mount Vernon Square a
destination for home buyers by bringing amenities and
services to their doorstep. With a gym, grocery store, and
wildly popular coffee shop in the development, residents
have little need to ever go outside. “When I get home that’s
it,” a current resident told UrbanTurf. “I don’t need to go
anywhere.”
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Capitol Riverfront: If You Build It, Will They Come?
The Nationals Stadium is just the beginning. When all is
said and done, the Capitol Riverfront neighborhood that
surrounds DC's new baseball stadium will feature 25 million
square feet of development including 9,000 residential
units, 15 million square feet of office space, 900,000
square feet of retail and 1,200 hotel rooms. While only a
fraction of those things have been completed, we decided to
see what the neighborhood looks like in the midst of
transition.
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