Properties

| 2606 41st Street NW | Unit PH | 2BD + 2BA | 850 SQFT | Parking Available | C of O issued | Final Phase of the 41st Collection - over 66% sold! | Developer Rate Buydowns to 3.125% | Introducing Glover Park’s newest boutique condo development by Evolution Investment Group — a collection of seven thoughtfully designed 2-bedroom units.

Open Sunday 12/7 1-4PM. Turn Key opportunity, this unit comes fully furnished! The Mather Building is a rare fusion of historic character and modern urban living, a stunning transformation of a century-old landmark in the heart of DC.

Move-in ready and offering the last remaining penthouse, the brand-new Lander Condominiums in the vibrant H Street Corridor present a rare opportunity to own one of 40 luxurious homes featuring sleek kitchens, recessed lighting, quartz countertops, and hardwood floors throughout.

This property is now active in an online auction. All offers must be submitted through the property’s listing page. The sale will be subject to a 5% buyer’s premium. No showings, property is currently occupied.

The Greenbrier offers a spacious and flexible design featuring 3?5 bedrooms and 2.5?4.5 baths. The main level includes an open kitchen with granite countertops, maple cabinetry, and stainless-steel appliances, overlooking a bright great room and dining area ? ideal for everyday living and entertaining.

Anacostia investment opportunity major revitalization projects. Key projects include Poplar Point Wellness Resort, Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center, AWI 11th Bridge Park, River Trails & Arboretum Bridge, RFK Site redevelopment commanders stadium, ZONED: multi family. condo conversion, townhomes, bed & breakfast, Daycare service, home business opportunities, parking and much more.

MOTIVATED!!! Imagine yourself settling into your new home for the holidays!! Fully renovated federal-style row home at 720 Decatur St NE in Brookland, DC. This home offers a harmonious blend of modern amenities and classic charm. The owner agonized over every detail.

Step into a piece of Washington’s history. Built in 1914, this Tenleytown townhouse is part of one of the last surviving rows from the city’s former Reno City community, a neighborhood that once stood where Fort Reno Park now spreads. It’s rare to find a home that offers not only modern comfort but also a tangible link to DC’s past.