In order to review information on over 125 condominium buildings in NW Washington, DC click on "Featured Buildings" to the left of this screen. The price listed below the name of the complex is the lowest priced unit recently sold in that particular complex. When you click on the building information, you will see the range of prices. To further assist people interested in "pet friendly" buildings, all complexes are listed by their pet restrictions. There are photos of condo lobbies, pools, rooftop decks, and various amenities.
Margaret's January Update for Buyers & Sellers: Recent statistics show that the Washington area is only one of two jurisdictions where values have increased if only by a small percentage (3%). While I am suspicious of these reports (particularly in winter when so many areas were bashed by terrible weather reducing the most ardent home buyer to survivor), it is good to see that Washington continues to hold its own. Our open house and business activity supports a continually improving market place, and we look forward to 2011 as a year of recovery. I am often asked if I see a booming market ahead similar to 2005 and 2006. I think what we will see over the next several years is a period of gradual price increases and balanced inventory with sales activity similar to the 1960's and '70's when housing's main criteria was the environment afforded to the buyer and not the emphasis on making a fortune in housing. I hope that will be the case. We do not need another bubble.
There have been a number of recent inquires about Margaret Lamberton Real Estate's fee structure for leasing property. The leasing charge, for a one year lease, is equal to the first month's rent including an advertising allowance of $200.00. This fee also includes advice about registration and rent control exemption of the property with D.C.Housing.
Ask how to save your first five years of D.C. real estate taxes. You can also ask about Washington, DC's college tuition credit plan that can save you thousands of dollars each year toward your childrens' higher education with federal funding for DC residents.
Ask about commission credits for buyers & sellers of million dollar properties.
