Gary Nordheimer and Partners Announce the Sale of Newly Renovated Historic Property in Washington, DC.

Distinctive Georgetown home sells just days after listing
 

Online PR News – 13-December-2010 – WASHINGTON, DC – Washington, DC-based real estate developer and investor, Gary Nordheimer, has sold a prestigious property in Washington, DC’s coveted Georgetown neighborhood. Nordheimer and partners restored the three-bedroom, two-bath carriage house, located at 3429 Q Street NW, updating the historic home with all new systems.

Nordheimer purchased the property in the summer of 2009, and completely renovated the home, adding a gourmet kitchen and marble baths before placing it back on the market in November 2010. Settlement was reached within two weeks of the date of the purchase contract. "We’re committed to ensuring historic gems like this one remain for generations to come," said Nordheimer, "and we’re delighted that their value is recognized."

More About Gary Nordheimer

Gary Nordheimer is a real estate developer and investor with portfolio properties along the East Coast, and an entrepreneur focused on providing counsel and investment in early-stage companies in a variety of industries, including hospitality, biotech, energy and technology. Among his investment and redevelopment projects are the Georgetown Inn and Apolline Condominiums, in Washington, DC, several buildings in New York's Financial District and a historic multifamily property in Richmond.

Nordheimer is also president of Teleconferencing Services, LLC, an online resource for audio, video and Web conferencing services owned by sons Brad and Rod Nordheimer and partners.

For more information, visit www.garynordheimer.com.

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