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7 comments:
That's great!
Hey DG,
This is the first time I've been here. Thank you for this forum and keep up the good work. Don't get distracted by anyone who is doing a lot of talking but not making any concrete contributions.
I will be moving to DC in the next 3 months from New York City. I have been involved in community development for years and I hope I might be able to make some contribution there.
Once again, thank you for your perserverance and the information I have gotten through your insights.
I am soooooooo happy! I had everyone in my office and my friends and family voting every day - even when they didnt know what they were voting for! Yeah!!!
Thanks to the blog for keeping us informed! I must admit the blog reminded me every day! :)
There is a great new condo development in Anacostia. The address is 1265 Talbert Street, SE. Go to www.grandviewdc.com to check it out. The model is now open and it is reasonably priced. Check it out.
thanks tg- yep I've been to Grandview estates and wrote up about it on this blog. Very nice views, although disconnected physically from the neighborhood as (I believe) it is gated.
Savoy Court is another great condo development. 210 Oakwood Street SE. www.savoycourt.com. Totally renovated. Gym and a roof top deck along with garages and storage. The developers really took the community in mind with this art deco renovation. They even set aside units for people in the Manna homebuyers problem which they sold well below market rate. They are still doing construction on units but new tenants have been moving in for months. I highly recommend it.
DG,
Contact me at keitht@nyc.rr.com
Keith
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