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Prime Self-Storage Development Opportunity in Marshall, VA. Introducing a fully entitled 10.13-acre parcel on Whiting Road in Marshall, VA, approved for 47,250 square feet of self-storage and 81,457 square feet of RV/boat storage. This shovel-ready site is zoned I-1 and features comprehensive site plans, including stormwater management and infrastructure design.

Prime Self-Storage Development Opportunity in Marshall, VA Introducing a fully entitled 10.13-acre parcel on Whiting Road in Marshall, VA, approved for 47,250 square feet of self-storage and 81,457 square feet of RV/boat storage. This shovel-ready site is zoned I-1 and features comprehensive site plans, including stormwater management and infrastructure design.

Welcome to 1860 19th St NW, The Amb. Peter F. Secchia Building and home of the National Italian American Foundation (NIAF), built in 1907 and located in D.C’s vibrant Dupont Circle neighborhood. Offered for public sale for the first time since 1994, this stately home boasts more than 9,000 square feet and exudes historic charm and character at every turn.

Boutique Condominium Building for Sale in Petworth, Washington, D.C. An incredible opportunity to own an entire boutique condominium building in the thriving Petworth neighborhood of Washington, D.C.

This is a unique opportunity to own an exceptional property in a prime location and much sought-after Exceptional Commercial Property in the Highly Sought-After Opal Service District. Prime Investment Opportunity with Expansion Potential | 8.31 Acres | Two Quality Morton Buildings.

A rare investment opportunity in the heart of one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in all of Washington, DC. Located on a gorgeous tree-lined street just steps to bustling 14th Street and U Street corridors, this offering comprises of two newly built attached properties that were developed as luxury condos in 20018.

A rare chance to own one of the oldest and largest homes on Capitol Hill! This historic corner manse with 30 windows and 6 fireplaces dates to 1830 (restored in 2003), served as a Civil War Hospital and retains the original 1830 stairway and banister. With over 4900 sq.