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Prominent Portfolio of Properties Serving Student Interns Hits the Market in Washington

17 Properties Could Be Remade Into Luxury Apartments, Condos or Coliving
The portfolio consists of 17 apartment buildings, townhouses and rowhouses including 323 Maryland Ave. in Northeast Washington. (Newmark Knight Frank)
The portfolio consists of 17 apartment buildings, townhouses and rowhouses including 323 Maryland Ave. in Northeast Washington. (Newmark Knight Frank)
By Bryce Meyers
CoStar News
September 3, 2020 | 8:41 P.M.

A collection of student housing properties in Washington, D.C., that over the years has served thousands of college interns, has hit the market in a rare opportunity to acquire an assortment of downtown residential properties that aren't subjected to rent control or other local restrictions.

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