2139 Newport Place NW is a four-unit apartment building ideally situated at the convergence of Dupont Circle and the West End, two of Washington, DC's most prestigious and sought-after neighborhoods. The Property consists of four one-bedroom apartments of similar layout, two of which will be vacant as of July 27th, providing in-place income while offering additional upside through the lease-up of the vacant units and future value-add opportunities. Rent Control Exemption Potential: Ownership of a residential property containing four or fewer units may qualify for an exemption from the District's Rent Control regulations. This allows
owners to renovate apartments and lease them at prevailing market rents without the restrictions applicable to larger multifamily assets, enhancing long-term revenue potential. Attractive Unit Features/Self-Contained Units: Each apartment is equipped with central air conditioning, in-unit washer and dryer, dishwasher, and separately metered all-electric service. The two
ground level units have outdoor patios in the rear of the building. Tenants are responsible for their individual electric usage, leaving ownership responsible only for water service and contributing to an efficient, low-maintenance operating expense structure. TOPA Exempt: The District of Columbia's RENTAL Amendment Act of 2025, effective January 2026, exempts most four-unit residential properties from the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA). Coveted Location: 2139 Newport Place NW is a 5-minute walk (0.3 miles) to the Dupont Circle Metro station and a 10-minute walk (0.5 miles) to George Washington University.