New Condo Spotlight: The Floridian
These new condos near Howard University Hospital are housed in two eight-story stainless steel, glass, and limestone towers.
By
Arla Shephard
What: The Floridian
Where: 919 and 929 Florida Avenue, NW
Number of units: 118
Number sold: 65
Floor plans: There are seven different floor plans from studios to three-bedrooms, some with lofts.
Prices: Studios and lofts cost $229,000 to $350,000; one-bedrooms start at $329,000; two-bedrooms start at $366,000; two-bedrooms with a loft start at $595,000. The one remaining three-bedroom is $980,000.
In each unit: Hardwood floors and high ceilings. In the kitchens, there are granite counters and stainless-steel appliances. Bedrooms have walk-in closets.
Building amenities: Garage parking is available for $40,000 a spot. There’s also a roof deck.
Closest Metro: The green and yellow line’s U Street metro stop is about two blocks away.
Special deals: All the units on the fourth floor and below are being offered at prices reduced by $75,000 to $150,000.
Expected completion: Done.
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Comments
Aria, thanks for the response! I’ll definitely contact Gerald tomorrow morning.
Posted by: SirB, Apr 13, 2009 03:18:36 PM
SirB,
The discount varies per room, but yes, the discount is on top of the current $229,000 to $350,000 offer. Contact the Floridian’s sales rep, Gerald, at 202-320-9976 for more specific details.
Posted by: Arla Shephard, Apr 13, 2009 06:46:20 AM
Tell me more about the $75,000 to $150,000 reduction. Is this being offered on the current $229,000 to $350,000; one-bedrooms start at $329,00? Or was that off the previously overpriced and unrealistic offer? Patiently await your response! Thx
BTW, I agree with U streeter’s comment. But if a 1 bdrm 820 sq ft with parking can be had for $250,000 it might provide some slight consideration on my part.
Posted by: SirB, Apr 12, 2009 08:33:51 AM
this condo really is in the most awful area. I’m not sure why anyone would want to live here.
it’s a dodgy walk from the U street metro.
Posted by: U streeter, Apr 11, 2009 12:52:11 PM
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