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A Thank You to Our Advertisers

  • April 24th 2009

by Mark Wellborn

A Thank You to Our Advertisers: Figure 1
The Shelby

We would like to thank this week’s UrbanTurf sponsors:

  • The Shelby. Urban Investment Partners put $1.8 million into transforming the former Absecon Apartment complex into The Shelby, a 24-unit apartment building at 1706 T Street (map).

  • Solea. 59 uniquely designed condominiums located at the corner of 14th Street and Florida Ave in Northwest DC, where the best in urban living, restaurants and entertainment are just outside the front door.

  • Moderno. A private collection of nineteen residences, Moderno is for those who appreciate fine design. Sleek, minimalist flats, two-level penthouses with private roof terraces, duplex and triplex townhomes. Each of Moderno’s nineteen residences is a demonstration in substance and style.

  • ra reDoes Rooms. ra reDoes rooms is a local interior redesign and staging company, specializing in homes and condos in the DC Metro area. We have options for every budget, from DIY consultation to full service staging. Free estimates provided for vacant properties under 2500 sq ft.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/a_thank_you_to_our_advertisers1/840.

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