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Hi everybody! It was a ton of fun putting the first edition of the newsletter together and feedback was very positive. So we’re going to keep this up. We had some gorgeous listings this past week and are excited to share. Also check out our events and community articles down below.
One PSA: the group chats that power the original Young Embassy Network have been reaching numerous capacity issues. As a result, the Embassy network housing group is looking to establish new group chats to avoid capacity issues in the future, here are the links to the new housing group:
DC only WhatsApp: https://chat.whatsapp.com/EEBv34b3wXZ8SZOyfgINmd
DC-NYC-Boston Sublet Network Telegram: https://t.me/DCandNYCLeases
Share this newsletter with the your broader network, who may find value in in the housing opportunities and community events.
Housing Options
Taken! Roomate For Foxhall Village Townhouse
Beautiful townhouse in Foxhall Village, close to the Georgetown area, starting January 2025
Posted by Fernando on 12/3/24: 🏡”We are looking for a long-term roommate to move to our beautiful townhouse in Foxhall Village, close to the Georgetown area, starting January 2025. Our place has four bedrooms, three complete bathrooms and an amazing backyard patio to enjoy the spring and summer days. ⛅We are three roommates, all working in international organizations, and looking for another person to join us for next year!
Townhouse is 2000sqf in total. The bathroom is shared as there are two rooms in the same level. Three male roommates, all their 20s or late 20s.” Reach out for more information!
Posted by Sabrina on 12.8.24: 🏡 Looking for Roommates! 3BR/2.5BA Shared Home in Columbia Heights - Available Feb.1 ✨ My two amazing roommates are finishing their fellowships and leaving DC. I am hoping to stay in our shared house and am looking for 2 new roommates (male or female) to sign a 6-month to 1-year lease with me. The house is newly renovated and absolutely lovely. One, room is available Jan. 25th and the other Feb. 4, but there’s flexibility if you need to move in earlier.
Rent Breakdown: Small Room: $1,300/month (shared bathroom) Medium Room: $1,475/month (shared bathroom) Large Room: $1,700/month en suite (I am planning to move from the middle room to the large but am flexible!)
*Small Room & Medium room share a bathroom. However, there is half bath downstairs off the kitchen.
✨ Location Highlights: 6-10 min walk to the Green Line Metro/Columbia Heights Metro - good connections to downtown and Silver Springs! Plenty of bus and bike options on 14th Street 🚍🚲 (Ebikes too) Close to Giant and Lidl for convenient grocery shopping 🛒, Restaurants, Rock Creek Park, and neighborhoods such as Mount Pleasant and Adams Morgan.
✨ Included in the Rent: Fully Furnished! Utilities: water, electricity, heating, AC, and high-speed WiFi, Netflix Laundry/Dryer 🧺+ Dishwasher 🍽 Central AC/Heating Cleaning service 2x/month 🧹 Towels and sheets provided 🛏 1 parking space available 🚗
Posted by Asad on 12.2.2024: looking to sublease my one bedroom in a 4 room town house in Navy Yard (2 blocks from Navy Yard Metro) from 24th December to 8th January. Duration is flexible.Bathroom is shared with a female housemate. Big common area with a backyard. 1 female roommate, two male. Reach out for more information!
1BR in NoMA (Revel) from Dec 19th to January 11th
Posted by Alejandro on 12.2.24 : Subleasing my 1BR in NoMA (Revel) from Dec 19th to January 11th. The apartment is fully packed and the building has an amazing gym, rooftop, lounge, etc. It’s 4 min from the red line. 1BR with 1 bathroom no roommates. Bedroom is 180 Sq Ft and common area + bathroom 320 Sq Ft. Dates are flexible! Reach out for more information!
Housing searchers
Have an offer? These searchers might fit your bill
“Hello, I’m a masters student at Georgetown and I’m looking for a short term lease for about 6 months or so, with an easy commute to the Capitol Hill. Please let me know if you have any leads!”
“Hi everyone! I am looking for a room between early Jan and end of March in DC (dates flexible)! Please let me know if you have any hints!?”
“We're a couple looking for a short-term sublet in DC for 2-3 months (starting in January)“
Concerts, Sports and Events
A DC themed spectacular version of the Christmas-time classic, enjoyed by ballet viewers worldwide. Packed with dancing cherry blossoms, cardinals, and famous figures like Betsy Ross, Harriet Tubman, and George Washington as the Nutcracker.
Various Dates
HAPPENING TOMORROW: Multi-talented English singer-songwriter with acclaimed releases from albums like I Can’t Let Go and Good Looking. Get your tickets here!
December 18th at 7pm. Get tickets here!
Community
You Need Renters Insurance. Here’s Why.
Renting a home in Washington, DC offers access to vibrant city life, but it also comes with responsibilities that many overlook—like securing renters insurance. While it may seem like an unnecessary expense, renters insurance is an affordable safeguard against unexpected events.
Washington, DC, is no stranger to risks such as theft, fire, or water damage. Renters insurance protects your personal belongings, covering the cost of replacement or repair if they’re damaged or stolen. Imagine a fire in your building—your landlord’s insurance covers the structure, but not your possessions. Without renters insurance, you’re left paying out of pocket to replace everything from furniture to electronics.
Renters insurance includes liability coverage, which is crucial in a city with close living quarters. If a guest is injured in your apartment or you accidentally cause damage to a neighbor’s unit, this coverage can prevent costly lawsuits or repair bills.
In DC, where rents are already high, renters insurance is surprisingly affordable, often costing less than $30 per month. It provides peace of mind knowing you’re protected from financial setbacks.
Don’t wait until disaster strikes. A small investment in renters insurance today can save you from significant financial stress tomorrow
The Editors’ favorite Pizza Spot in DC
We felt the need to use the footer of this edition to highlight what we think is the best pizza in DC: Two Amy’s.
It’s a classical, neapolitan style pizza joint, nestled into the shopping district around Cathedral Heights. It’s casual and classy, and the varieties of toppings, beer and wine round out the experience for a great dine in any day of the week.
If you’re new to town, make sure to pay these guys a visit. We assure you, it will not dissapoint.
Check out their website and menu here.
