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The Mint in Eckington Now Selling

  • February 29th 2012

by Shilpi Paul

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The Mint in Eckington Now Selling: Figure 1

The Mint, a 24-unit condo project at 4th Street NE and Rhode Island Ave NE (map), has started selling.

The units, which are a mix of one- and two-bedrooms, start in the mid $200’s and go up to the mid-$300’s. The project, developed by PERS Development and is a couple blocks from the Rhode Island Avenue Metro, has a rooftop lounge and fitness center, a shower for sunbathers, and a gated entry and security system.

Ramin Bassam of PERS Development told UrbanTurf that since going on the market last weekend, four units have gone under contract. The 3,200 square feet of ground floor retail will enter the market next week.

The Mint was originally expected to deliver at the end of last summer. Prior to being redeveloped, the building that is now The Mint had sat vacant since 2003 and suffered a fire in 2009.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/the_mint_in_eckington_now_selling/5186.

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