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The Best Apartment Views in DC in 2019
It's that time of year again when UrbanTurf reflects on some of DC’s most interesting real estate topics from the last 12 months. This week, we refresh your memory on some of the best, most intriguing and most peculiar things we came across throughout 2019. Enjoy.
The energy and anxiety levels at the UrbanTurf offices were quite high during the Washington Nationals World Series run, so it is only fitting that we end the year highlighting a real estate connection with the team's magical season.
With that in mind, we our refreshing our readers' minds about a new 1,800 square-foot apartment that may offer some of the best baseball views in the city.
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Unit #633 at West Half, a 465-unit development from JBG SMITH at 1205 Half Street SE (map), provides views of the field at Nationals Park from both the living room and the apartment terrace. Many of the apartments at West Half's 1205 Collection will have terraces that will offer views into the park.
Unit #633, which commands a rent for $7,200 a month, hosted a few events during the World Series and will serve as the model unit for the development's new 1205 Collection. However, two other units with similar layouts and views on the same tier were recently rented, offering the new tenants views of, dare we say it, next year's World Series.
Photos courtesy of JBG SMITH.
Other 2019 Year in Review Articles:
- The Craziest Place to Spend the Night in 2019
- The 5 Priciest Home Sales in the DC Area in 2019
- The Best Listing of the Year (For the Mere Mortal)
- Most Prevalent New Neighborhood Amenity in 2019
- The Most Striking Development Pitched in DC in 2019
- The Best Listing of the Year (For the Well-Paid Lobbyist)
- The Most Impactful Regulation in DC in 2019 That Can't Get Finalized
- The DC University With the Most Development Plans on the Horizon
- The Best Apartment of 2019 For the Aspiring Muckraker
See other articles related to: year in review 2019, west half, washington nationals, nationals park, jbg smith
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