Quincy Court
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How This Building Performs
Quincy Court Market Performance & Ownership Profile
- Full-service 2007 building with doorman-concierge, fitness center, and a ground-floor CVS
- Studios to three-bedroom penthouses keep the building accessible across price points
- Steps from the Convention Center Metro and the 9th Street dining corridor
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Residence Highlights
- Range: Studios, one- and two-bedrooms, and a few three-bedroom penthouses.
- Sizes: Roughly 472 to 1,570 square feet.
- Style: Contemporary layouts.
- Value: A wide price range for central Shaw.
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Signature Building Amenities
- Service: Doorman-concierge and elevator.
- Fitness: On-site fitness center.
- Retail: Ground-floor CVS pharmacy and cafe.
- Access: VA- and FHA-approved building.
- Parking: Garage.
Unbeatable Location: The Heart of Downtown DC Living
Commuter's Dream: Unrivaled Metro & Highway Access
- Metro: Mount Vernon Square–Convention Center a block away.
- Dining: 9th Street corridor restaurants and bars a short walk.
- Groceries: City Market at O nearby.
- Nearby: Logan Circle and Mount Vernon Triangle close by.
Living in Shaw
- Historic rowhouses, loft conversions, and full-service condominiums
- Steps from the 9th and 14th Street dining and nightlife corridors
- City Market at O grocery and weekend farmers markets nearby
- Shaw-Howard U and Mount Vernon Square Metro (Green/Yellow)
- Walkable to U Street, Logan Circle, and downtown
- Strong buyer demand for character and location
Shaw is one of DC’s most dynamic neighborhoods — a historic quarter just northeast of downtown that has become a magnet for buyers who want character, walkability, and one of the city’s best dining and nightlife scenes at their doorstep. It blends restored rowhouses and converted warehouses with a growing set of full-service condominiums.
The housing mix is varied: boutique loft conversions, mid-rise condominiums, and full-service buildings with concierge service and rooftop amenities, often steps from a grocery, a coffee shop, and a Metro entrance. It suits buyers who value personality and a strong sense of place over a purely corporate downtown feel.
Life in Shaw centers on its streets — the restaurants and bars of the 9th and 14th Street corridors, City Market at O for groceries, weekend farmers markets, and quick access to U Street’s music venues. Shaw-Howard University and Mount Vernon Square Metro (Green/Yellow) connect the neighborhood to the rest of the city.
If you’re considering Shaw, the key is matching a building’s style and service level to how you want to live. I’m glad to share current inventory, building-by-building differences, and where value has been trending.
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