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Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- Is Georgetown about to elect the youngest openly gay official in the country’s existence?
- A split-level nest in Georgetown?
- Interview with the new CEO of the BID, Joe Sternlieb.
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The Morning Metropolitan
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Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- PoP looks at the narrowest house in Georgetown.
- Community gathers to honor Tim Downs.
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Real Estate Result for First Half 2012
It’s time for Georgetown real estate number crunching for the first half of 2012! In short: they’re pretty much like they were the first half of 2011, which wasn’t too hot.
In long:
- Total Homes Sold:
- First Half 2011: 107
- First Half 2012: 105
- Average Starting Price:
- First Half 2011: $ 1,471,836
- First Half 2012: $ 1, 589,068 (without the Halcyon House price inflating this number, it would be about $1.44 million)
- Average Selling Price:
- First Half 2011: $1,307,922
- First Half 2012: $1,410,085 (again, Halcyon House’s $11 million sale price is inflating this number. Without it the average would be $1.32 million.)
- Average Drop in Price From List:
- First Half 2011: 11.1% drop
- First Half 2012: 10.7% drop
- Average $ per Square Feet:
- First Half 2011: $685.68 $/SQF
- First Half 2012: $704.95 $/SQF
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The Morning Metropolitan
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Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest;
- Best real estate agent? Easy one: Nancy Taylor Bubes.
- The Post interviews some neighborhood bloggers, including GM.
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Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- There’s going to be a meet and greet with MPD officers and CAG block captains at Montrose Park this Saturday at 9:30 AM. It’ll be at the gazebo next to the western tennis courts; and there’ll be coffee and pastries!
- $3,200 a month for a two bedroom rowhouse actually seems like a pretty good deal.
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Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- Reason 1,345 that Jerry McCoy and the Peabody Collection are awesome.
- GM missed this, but it could be significant: GU is buying up a large portion of “Capitol Crossing” the future development that will be built on top of I-395.
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The Morning Metropolitan
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Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- The challenges of living in a Georgetown rowhouse with five fireplaces.
- Jack the Bulldog won’t need surgery, at least not yet.
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Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- A little modern for GM’s tastes, but shows you how much bigger a room looks when painted nearly all white.
- Boathouse row process grinds on.
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Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- The most Second Empirest of Georgetown Second Empire homes is still for sale.
- GM heard it was going to be a Good Stuff Eatery, but if that’s not going to happen, what would you like to happen with Morso?
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Good morning Georgetown. GM’s still basking in his new world of diapers and short sleep, but is ready to get the Georgetown Metropolitan back in gear. He can’t guarantee that the posts will be as consistent as they have been, but he’ll promise the old college try. So without further ado, here’s the latest:
- GM heard this a while back, but it looks like the GAP is finally moving to consolidate its kids store into its grown-up store across the street. No word yet on any possible new tenants for the soon-to-be vacated GAP Kids space.
- Evermay to become headquarters of new owners’ non-profit.
- A steal at $7.9 million?
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