Monthly Archives: February 2009

Ultimate Luxury at Turnberry Tower

Turnberry Tower is the ultimate in a meticulously crafted DC condominium residence. Located in Arlington, VA, every amenity possible in luxury living is yours

Posted in → Ultra Luxury, Washington D.C. Condos, Washington D.C. Real Estate

Tags → DC Condominium, Turnberry Tower, Washington DC Condominium

by Anthony Longo on February 27, 2009

Washington DC Foreclosures and the Obama Plan

Lets talk about the “f” word – Foreclosure. We’ve seen a lot of attention lately to President Obama’s plan to help distressed home owners avoid foreclosure, and relieve the pressure of those drastically reduced priced homes on the market. What does this mean for you, the buyer of a condo here in DC? Is a Washington DC Foreclosure a good deal for you? Will action by Congress keep you from getting an unbelievably good deal, or sweeten the deal more for you?

Posted in → Washington D.C. Condos

Tags → foreclosure, Mortgage, Obama foreclosure plan, Washington D.C. Condos, Washington DC Foreclosures

by Anthony Longo on February 26, 2009

The Sleek and Opulent 22 West

Occupancy has begun on 22 West, the sleek and stunning new 92 luxury Washington DC condominium residence. These luxurious homes feature everything one could want in a luxury Washington DC condominium, plus the premium of a top location.

Posted in → Washington D.C. Condos

Tags → 22 West, Washington Circle, Washington DC Condominium

by Anthony Longo on February 25, 2009

Live Better, Work Smarter at Solea

Located in the hip U street neighborhood is a building which offers you the ultimate in live/work amenities, Solea offers you DC condos that are designed with your total life in mind – living, working, entertaining, relaxing. Three blocks from everything, the zero commute lifestyle is very appealing.

Posted in → Washington D.C. Condos, Washington D.C. Real Estate

Tags → DC Condo, Live Work, Solea, U Street, Washington DC Condo

by Anthony Longo on February 20, 2009

Stimulating News

So what is the story with the stimulus and the tax credit for first time home buyers anyway? How different is it from the tax credit that already exists? Originally, a $15000 tax credit was discussed, one that would be open to all home buyers who had not purchased within the past three years. This would have carried a 19 billion price tag. Congress reduced it to $8000. But you still are eligible if you have not owned a home within the past three years.

Posted in → Washington D.C. Condos, Washington D.C. Lifestyle, Washington D.C. Real Estate

Tags → Capitol Hill towers, DC Condo, Dumont, stimulus, tax credit, The Floridian

by Anthony Longo on February 18, 2009

Wooster & Mercer Lofts – Contemporary Tradition

At the Wooster and Mercer Lofts in Arlington, you have spacious, contemporary homes housed in a newly constructed building with some interesting traditional materials. Jim Abdo, developer of the twin lofts in Clarendon, carefully selected the granite which is standard in the kitchens – it is honed, Italian granite, for high quality and a softer look. And the brick that frames these 87 Washington DC condos is 130 and 140 years old, from the former Washington Children’s Museum. The use of high quality materials from unusual sources is a hallmark of these two loft buildings.

Posted in → Washington D.C. Condos, Washington D.C. Lofts, Washington D.C. Real Estate

Tags → Arlington, Clarendon, Washington DC Condo, Wooster and Mercer Lofts

by Anthony Longo on February 18, 2009