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What $290K Buys You in DC: An $8K Tax Credit Special

  • April 14th 2010

by Mark Wellborn

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What $290K Buys You in DC: An $8K Tax Credit Special: Figure 1

In this week’s installment of What X Buys You, we look in the $290K range, a good price point for anyone that is looking to take advantage of the $8K tax credit (expiring April 30th) to consider. This one-bedroom unit in Mount Pleasant is certainly not for all buyers, but if you are a young professional who has some money and would prefer not to rent in this neighborhood, it is a pretty good deal. It has a good-sized living room, a new kitchen with a small eating nook and a bedroom that has exposed brick and custom booksvelves. The unit also comes with a pretty large storage area. More details and photos below.

What $290K Buys You in DC: An $8K Tax Credit Special: Figure 2
Living Room

What $290K Buys You in DC: An $8K Tax Credit Special: Figure 3
Eating Area

What $290K Buys You in DC: An $8K Tax Credit Special: Figure 4
Kitchen

  • Address: 3510 16th Street NW, #303
  • Price: $289,900
  • Bedrooms: One
  • Bathrooms: One
  • Square Footage: 592
  • For the full listing, click here.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/what_290k_buys_you_in_dc_an_8k_tax_credit_special/1976.

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