dupont circle: Are bidding wars coming back to the DC real estate market?
- 04/05/11 07:36 AM
Over the past few weeks, DC realtors have seen an increase in buyer activity and a lack of supply of high quality homes in DC and Northern Virginia. This trend is evident in properties ranging from condominiums in Logan Circle to single family homes in American University Park. We are witnessing a lesson in Economics 101: Supply & Demand.
Are bidding wars coming back to Washington DC? The short answer is Yes, but only in certain sought-after DC neighborhoods such as Dupont Circle, Logan Circle, and American University Park. DC realtors are seeing 3-4 offers w/ escalation clauses on … (2 comments)
dupont circle: DC Open Houses: Fact or Fiction
- 02/05/11 01:43 AM
For anyone thinking about washington dc real estate, one of the first things which come to mind is open houses. On any given Sunday you will see local neighborhoods, such as Dupont Circle, Logan Circle consumed by open house signs, ballons, and property flyers.
Now you can ask any realtor and they will have a different opinion towards open houses. I feel there are some misconceptions about the purpose of open houses.
FACT: Open House is a great way to market the home. FICTION: You can sell a home by doing an open house. FACT: … (0 comments)
dupont circle: DC Neighborhood Projects: Public Bar Tenley
- 01/29/11 04:20 AM
Tenleytown is home of American University. Despite the presence of college students, there is a lack of bar and lounges in the neighborhood...until now! Introducing Public Bar Tenley!
Every dc bar hopper is familiar with Public Bar located in Dupont Circle, a unique mixture of restaurant, lounge, and sports bar. This venue was designed by Grupo 7 and occupies 7,600 square feet on two interior levels and a rooftop deck. It includes 31 TVs and a large U-shaped bar. The second-level lounge, dubbed the Suite, has a private bar, six large-screen TVs, and a range of lounge … (0 comments)
Over the past few weeks, DC realtors have seen an increase in buyer activity and a lack of supply of high quality homes in DC and Northern Virginia. This trend is evident in properties ranging from condominiums in Logan Circle to single family homes in American University Park. We are witnessing a lesson in Economics 101: Supply & Demand. 
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