On washingtonian.com today I have a story up about Ben Miller and Dan Miller, brothers who have started a real estate development company with a fresh approach. Their first order of business is to let the community get involved in choosing a tenant for a vacant building they own. You can vote, too. Please check it out: 1351 H Street Northeast.
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01/04/2012
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This is an interesting undertaking and I wish these gentlemen well. I just found this blog and it sure takes me back in time. I remember Georgetown in the early 1980"s when it was rolling (frequently shopped at Britches of Georgetowne-remember them Carol?). I spent a week in Nathan's one night as well-ha ha. Anyway, G'town seems to go through booms and busts,and now seems on the downswing once again. I went to school there and miss it,but not a lot to be truthful. Too many people judge you by who you knew or who you blew. My 2 cents. Thanks
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