Real Estate Seminar Invite
Breaking News: Amazon Bookstore Coming to Bethesda
Looks like a few folks (including our friends at Bethesda Magazine) have heard that Amazon will be opening a bookstore in the Urban Country space.
Wonderful news although I wish they had take the Barnes and Nobles space!!!
More Bikes!!!
Literally!!! Well, these orange delights are called Mobike so the pun works!!!!
The Bikes are Coming!!!
Spotted these Lime colored delights near Veterans Triangle!
One Scotch, One Burger, One Beer
The name for the new restaurant in the Community spot at Veterans Triangle.
I popped by there yesterday and ordered vegetarian burgers for the family and I must say they were delightful!
Grilled and packed full of yummy ingredients.
We will be back!
Dean and DeLuca Bethesda delayed until 2019
Hi friends,
I just noticed this story from our friends at Bethesda magazine where they note that the opening of Dean and DeLuca Bethesda has been delayed until 2019.
But just remember that our local Bethesda gourmet food market Cornucopia is open and stocked with lots of goodies!
Cheers!
Beyond Bethesda: National Park Seminary Transforming a Sorority House to a Colonial
Hi friends,
As you know it is rare that I post about “things” outside of Bethesda but once in a while I can’t resist 🙂
In this case I wanted to let you know about an amazing and unique property that my colleague Gus, at Keller Williams Capital Properties, is going to be listing in a couple of weeks.
“National Park Seminary was a resort hotel from 1887 to 1893, a school for young women from 1894 to 1942, and a U.S. Army medical facility from 1942 to 2004.”
Gus’s client has been working with his team to renovate, historically, one of the original sorority houses from the school phase of NPS and it is almost ready to put it on the market as an incredible single family home.
I have taken a few pictures of the property just to give you a flavor of the work so far (and the immediate area) and will also make sure that I post a short note to let you know when it is being held open for the public to take a look.
Let me know what you think of the property and of course you are welcome to come to the open!
Reflections on Capital of the Future/ Where We’ll Live Cont.
Reflections on Capital of the Future Cont.
The Washingtonian Special titled “Capital of the Future” included a fascinating piece titled “Where We’ll Live” based on projections for 2030 based on data from Maryland Department of Planning, Uni of Virginia Cooper Center, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments and the Urban Institute.
