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The Metropole is Ready to Make Deals

  • March 25th 2009

by Mark Wellborn

The Metropole is Ready to Make Deals: Figure 1

For all of you that thought the prices at The Metropole were too high when we wrote about the Logan Circle development in September, it now appears that the prices are dropping.

A reader emailed UrbanTurf and said that after two years, the sales staff at the development has been told that they can begin negotiating prices down. What’s more is that they need sales as soon as possible, and are willing to be very flexible on prices.

The Metropole is located on the corner of 15th and P Streets directly across the street from the area’s Whole Foods Market. One-bedrooms are listed starting at $449,900 and two-bedrooms at $795,900. The development had a very splashy opening party back in September, complete with spotlights, security guards, life-size Oscar statues and hundreds of guests.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/the_metropole_is_ready_to_make_deals/711.

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