Fellow Hill residents, I have a question for you. Why are your tree boxes such a mess? I ask with sympathy and understanding. When I bought my home on the Hill, I inherited an overgrown, unsightly tree box, and after a year living in my home the city agreed with me and sent me a […]
Have you ever wished an interior designer could help you make the most of your Hill home? Then you are in luck! Once a month, The Hill is Home will feature answers to your design dilemmas. You bring the photos of your space and we’ll bring the designers. This month, meet the Cannon-Williamses. Corrine Cannon […]
It wasn’t long ago that I embarked on a journey that would open the door to my home’s history. I had a lot of questions about my house on G Street, but I decided to start with the basics: What year was the house built? Who was the original owner and how long did he […]
Does your bedroom look more like a busy department store dressing room than a restful retreat? Do your cluttered kitchen counters and cabinets make it difficult to prepare even a simple meal? Is your living room so overwhelmed with toys that guests ask if items are for sale? The Hill is Home is asking readers […]
Existing-home sales on Capitol Hill—including single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums and co-ops—increased 21.6 percent in 2009, according to a report issued by Don Denton of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage. Collectively, 928 Capitol Hill homes sold in 2009 compared to 763 homes sold in 2008. Real estate agent Phil Guire of Guire and Harrison Realty Group expects […]