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Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov

  • February 3rd 2009

by Will Smith

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UrbanTurf was able to get its hands on the winning bids from DC’s big residential property auction last Friday, January 30th. See our previous coverage of the auction here and here.

A total of 29 properties were bid on at the auction, but we only have the winning bids for 28 because a tax issue came up after the auction on one of the properties. (The city is refunding the bidder’s registration fee because of the error.) According to Angelita Colón-Francia of the Department of Housing and Community Development, the potential revenue from the auction could be as much as $4.85 million, however there are conditions that have to be met before all sales are final. The city anticipates that closings will likely occur in early spring. The official list from the DC government is here, but to make it easier we’ve paired the bids with the photos below and ordered it from biggest to smallest bid:

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 1
100 Bryant St. NW. Washington, DC 20001 (map)
Bid Price: $380,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 2
3004 13th St. NW. Washington, DC 20009 (map)
Bid Price: $380,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 3
2305 1st St. NW. Washington, DC 20001 (map)
Bid Price: $320,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 4
57 Bryant St. NW. Washington, DC 20001 (map)
Bid Price: $320,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 5
475 Florida Ave. NW. Washington, DC 20001 (map)
Bid Price: $300,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 6
1713 New Jersey Ave. NW. Washington, DC 20001 (map)
Bid Price: $260,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 7
646 I St. NE. Washington, DC 20002 (map)
Bid Price: $230,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 8
1205 Delafield Place NW. Washington, DC 20011 (map)
Bid Price: $220,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 9
1504 6th St. NW. Washington, DC 20001 (map)
Bid Price: $220,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 10
1001 Quebec Place NW. Washington, DC 20010 (map)
Bid Price: $210,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 11
333 K St. NE. Washington, DC 20002 (map)
Bid Price: $180,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 12
627 14th Place NE. Washington, DC 20002 (map)
Bid Price: $180,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 13
3620 Rock Creek Church Rd. NW. Washington, DC 20010 (map)
Bid Price: $170,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 14
510 Newton Place NW. Washington, DC 20010 (map)
Bid Price: $170,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 15
756 Park Rd. NW. Washington, DC 20010 (map)
Bid Price: $160,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 16
805 7th St. NE. Washington, DC 20002 (map)
Bid Price: $160,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 17
4924 Nash St. NE. Washington, DC 20019 (map)
Bid Price: $150,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 18
1644 Gales St. NE. Washington, DC 20002 (map)
Bid Price: $130,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 19
1800 M St. NE. Washington, DC 20002 (map)
Bid Price: $110,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 20
3022 Channing St. NE. Washington, DC 20002 (map)
Bid Price: $90,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 21
1854 L St. NE. Washington, DC 20002 (map)
Bid Price: $85,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 22
1737 L St. NE. Washington, DC 20002 (map)
Bid Price: $80,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 23
4404 Foote St. NE. Washington, DC 20019 (map)
Bid Price: $75,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 24
1819 H Place NE. Washington, DC 20002 (map)
Bid Price: $65,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 25
850 19th St. NE. Washington, DC 20002 (map)
Bid Price: $65,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 26
1648 U St. SE. Washington, DC 20020 (map)
Bid Price: $60,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 27
1663 Montello Ave. NE. Washington, DC 20002 (map)
Bid Price: $40,000

Winning Bids for the 30 Properties Auctioned by DC Gov: Figure 28
2321 High St. SE. Washington, DC 20020 (map)
Bid Price: $35,000

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/winning_bids_for_the_30_properties_auctioned_by_dc_gov/515.

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