What many don't realize I think is that one bedrooms in 20009 (in beautiful old buildings cuz very little new construction) have not gone up in price last 10 years . 325-450K.

Affordable at 60% of some income level they use is I think for people making 50-80K, so many on here might qualify for all the affordable units in new projects

Several buildings in DC are allowed to build with the condition that no parking permits /registration allowed

1700 block of Lanier Place in Admo: white sedan with VA plates was broken into and 2 handbags taken from back seat + trunk

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Then why be so pushy? And say you're OK but then ticket you. They seem to take more pride in their work then other city employees

They probably work on commission. His reaction is proof

Rodman's market has several imported this time of year . And a bunch of tasty treats for the holidays

I've bought several under that price

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I have 5 paintings I purchased on here at home . Gifted 2 to my sister and BIL. 3 to my son.

There's something for everyone and great quality.

Very few are woven, so use the zoom provided.

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WF on P St + PN Hoffman builders redoing a prime property on Logan Circle.

The very first indications of gentrification. A friend bought for $185K a Townhouse on Vermont Ave. Sold few years later 3X but now 7X.

World Central Kitchen + Friendship House both are local and help those in need. I donate monthly

I don't see how they can get away with charging for something that is not individually metered

16th St + New Hampshire Ave NW + Georgetown have some grand buildings and mostly townhouses. Kalorama too .

Best Addresses book has a list of the most fashionable buildings in DC .

One bedroom condos in 20009 have not gone up in price last 10 years

Edit: I read 1990.

Up to 1997/1998 mainly all of NW west of Dupont Circle.

Georgetown + Woodley Park + parts of Palisades, etc . Very few parts of Capitol Hill, too. But you needed to know your way around.

Best Addresses was a book about the most elegant apartment/condo buildings in DC . A few on Connecticut Ave, California St , Columbia Rd and Dupont Circle.

Then gentrification happened, and living east of Dupont Circle was in.

DC was designed upto Florida Ave NW. This is the old DC. When you pass the Duke Ellington bridge is where the "suburbs" start .

You probably shouldn't be paying for water . See my comment below (long reply)

This should be illegal. I've been a landlord in DC and owned condos I rented out, or family members lived in rentals . Mostly 20009 + 20007 zip codes.

The OWNER pays for the water. In the condos, we/they never got a water bill. It's part of the building expenses that are part of the condo fee, which again is paid by the OWNER, not the tenant.

If you are not being individually metered, I don't think dividing the bill is even fair /legal.

This is probably happening in recently built buildings where the developers own the property and squeeze every $$ out of their tenants.

Custom Ink 1330 Connecticut Ave NW or in downtown Bethesda

How long after applying did you get prompted to make appt ? My husband applied a month ago and never heard back.

Butcher in Mt Pleasant ? Inside one of the Latino markets?

Last year I got one at Wagshall's.

They also sell them at Asian markets

Wow! Another option is on floor if inside car . I'm sure you know .

I have a short cable always showing but nothing attached

The thieves must be disappointed, yes.

I try to leave stuff in my trunk . Don't put it in trunk where I park of course but before I get to where I'm leaving car hours or overnight.

Demonstrating his disdain for the rules that everyone else has to live by, Saylor publicly flaunted his billionaire lifestyle while bragging to his friends and associates about how he was evading District taxes,”

Sounds so much like Trump