3000 block of R St.
The Montrose Apartments On Sale
Construction on the Montrose (previously known as the Hurt Home condos) has been going on for a little over a year. But according to some relatively new real estate listings, most of the units are already claimed. And the remaining ones are pretty damn expensive.
The three listings are for a 2 BD/2.5 BR, 2 BD/3 BR, and a 3 BR/3.5 BR. And they range in price from $1.4 million to $2.4 million. They’re pretty big, though, with square footage ranging from 1,500 SQF to 2,500 SQF.
Earlier listings indicate that five other units were listed and are under contract. There are going to be 15 units, and the current listings state that only the six remain (which appears to include a few of the properties now under contract). Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Ehpien.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- Nice look inside the forthcoming Eno Wine Bar.
- Obviously the Georgetowner doesn’t know where GM lives. Certainly that’s the only possible reason he was left of this map.
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Reminder: Gala This Weekend
Hey, don’t forget that this weekend in the CAG annual gala at the Italian embassy. You don’t have to be a member to go, but it’s a good time to join up as it reduces the ticket price.
There will be a bunch of great items up for auction, including a two bedroom apartment in Florence, Italy with an “exquisite terrace” with an incredible view of the historic city.
And GM was told that it is a legit masked ball, so bring one along!
GM hopes to see you there.
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Graham Stanley.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- Hopefully the shutdown will be ended this week, but just in case, GU is still offering more free classes to furloughed workers.
- It’s been a while, but the next Q&A Cafe will be a good one: Mark Plotkin on Nov. 6th.
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Leaf Peeping in Georgetown
GM is heading up to the Berkshires this weekend to visit family. He expects to get in some serious leaf peeping. But if you’re stuck here you can still enjoy some great foliage without even leaving the neighborhood.
Casey Trees has pulled together a fantastic little tool, it’s a map of downtown DC with several different trails laid out that you can take and admire quality street tree foliage. In Georgetown it recommends a meandering trail through the heart of the village to enjoy its sugar maples:
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Richard Ricciardi.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- Seems like the top five things you should expect from a new Reebok store would go something like: 1: They’ll sell Reeboks 2: They’ll sell Ree..oh wait no there’s just one thing.
- Hey, two great events this weekend: the BID’s newly imagined Fashion and Design (FAD), which is replacing Fashion Night Out in order to capture Georgetown’s big design market too. Also, don’t forget St. John’s book fair Saturday from 10 – 3 on Saturday.
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