There’s no better time to live in Washington DC than in the Spring & Summer. While visitors from all over the world flock to see the “City in Bloom” with 3,000 cherry trees in blossom, residents of the city know that there is much more to life in the capital. From Columbia Heights to NoMa, … Continue reading…
Arlington finds the perfect middle ground between city and suburb and is home to a diverse set of residents. Just across the river from D.C, Arlington offers easy access to the city while maintaining its suburban life. If you are looking to escape the bustling city life but want to be surrounded by … Continue reading…
Millennials are flocking to the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area for its job opportunities, cultural attractions, and vibrant neighborhoods.
In fact, according to a recent report on Niche.com, the area is the nation’s third most popular city for the generation. And the city’s popularity among … Continue reading…
A recent report estimates that the DC metro area will grow by 1.5 million people and add 1.1 million jobs in the next 30 years, and that growth is likely to bring plenty of opportunity for area property investors.
In Arlington County, projections by the Metropolitan Washington Council of … Continue reading…
Renters consider Arlington one of the nation’s very best places to live, according to a recent survey by rental listing company Apartment List.
Only Plano, Texas, and Boston, Massachusetts, ranked higher in the company’s nationwide survey of 18,000 renters in 100 cities. The survey aimed to shed … Continue reading…
Searching for a residential income property is overwhelming, especially in a metro area notorious for its high cost of living, transient population and glut of new apartment construction. These factors amplify the need for property owners to choose their next investments wisely. And the surest way … Continue reading…
In the heart of DC’s Shaw neighborhood sits the two block development, CityMarket at O. The complex has been able to fuse a hip, modern feel while retaining the historical feel of the neighborhood. The one-million square foot project features 87,000 square feet of retail, over 600 … Continue reading…
Two years ago, DC launched a plan to make the District the “healthiest, greenest and most livable city” within the next 20 years, pushing dozens of initiatives to support that goal.
And this April, DC touted its progress in implementing ideas aimed at goals such as … Continue reading…
Clarendon is an Arlington County neighborhood that was designed as an urban village – a place that provides access to big city amenities but is still suburban enough to provide a safe and friendly feeling.
Clarendon, like much of Northern Virginia, is steeped in history. … Continue reading…
One of the rising stars in the DC real estate market is the H Street corridor. Just a few years back this area, which is located in the Northeast quadrant and bounded by Second Street to the west, 15th Street to the east, G Street to the south and K Street to the north, was considered to be somewhat … Continue reading…
