Developer wanted D.C. condo project to feel like home – Washington Post

Developer wanted D.C. condo project to feel like home – Washington Post

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Developer wanted D.C. condo project to feel like home  Washington Post

BUYING NEW | Kimly Sarin kept one of the eight units at 1021 17th St. NE for his family.

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