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Location of Columbia Heights:
Roughly speaking, Columbia Heights extends from 16th Street, N.W. on the west to Spring Road, N.W. on the north to Georgia Avenue, N.W. on the east to U Street, N.W. on the south.
Columbia Heights Highlights:
1 - Tivoli Theatre
2 - DC USA shopping complex
Snapshot of the Columbia Heights Real Estate Market (MLS listings only):
As of July 21, 2008, over the past 30 days thirty-nine homes sold in Columbia Heights, ranging from a 1 bed unit (Las Marias condo) for $200,000 to a 4 bed townhouse for $799,000. Sixty-nine homes were under contract, ranging from an efficiency/studio (Euclid Manor condo) listed for $159,500 to an 9 bed victorian style single family detached home listed for $1.3 million. On July 21, 2008, 213 homes were for sale in Columbia Heights, ranging from a 1 bed unit listed for $139,900 (Euclid Manor condo) to an 8 bed victorian style townhouse listed for $1.1 million. I'd be glad to help you sell or buy a Columbia Heights home. Please contact me!
Notes on Columbia Heights:
Columbia Heights is one of the most talked about neighborhoods in D.C. today. If you haven't been to Columbia Heights lately, you haven't been to Columbia Heights. With the opening of the neighborhood's Green Line metro station in 1999, Columbia Heights has been on a track for rapid re-development. The Development Corporation of Columbia Heights is working to effect change in all areas of the community so that it adds to the overall quality of life for all the neighborhood's residents. The D.C. government has a plan for the future of the Columbia Heights. Housing stock in Columbia Heights is dominated by townhouses, but there are garden-style and mid-rise apartments and condos -- and that housing stock is undergoing rapid change. There are any number of construction projects on many blocks throughout Columbia Heights, ranging from rehabs of townhouses and apartment buildings into condos to entirely new construction. Retail is also rapidly changing, with a major retail complex at 14th and Harvard Streets, N.W. under construction. This is only a block from the main grocery story in Columbia Heights, a new Giant. Harris Teeter is also scheduled to open a store here and while the nearest Whole Foods is a short drive south on 14th Street to P Street, N.W., there is a drive to bring Whole Foods to Columbia Heights. The neighborhood is served by the Columbia Heights metro station and is well served by Metrobus. The Rock Creek Parkway is a convenient, short drive away through the neighborhood of Mt. Pleasant to the west.
If Columbia Heights sounds interesting to you, use my portal to search the listings in zip code 20001, 20002, 20009, 20010, and 20011; no other website can offer you more up-to-date information on all homes listed with any real estate brokerage in the area. I would be glad to serve as your buyer's agent. If you have a home in Columbia Heights that you are considering selling, I would be more than glad to speak with you about serving as your listing agent.
