A lot of things that are supposedly in Hyattsville actually aren’t. The Hyattsville Wire was excited to read earlier this week that a ZIP code in Hyattsville is among the best in the country for “hipster flipping” — a sadly … Continue reading →

Hyattsville’s new upscale apartments, Thirty Three Fifty at Alterra, will soon be available to rent. According to ForRent.com, the apartments will range from $1,375 for a studio to $2,300 for a three-bedroom. Similar to Post Park apartments next door or the Palette … Continue reading →

Property owners in Hyattsville have received more than a half million dollars in state tax credits for rehabilitating historic buildings. Since 1999, the Maryland Historic Trust has granted $552,471 in tax credits to property owners rehabilitating historic structures in Hyattsville, … Continue reading →

On average, Hyattsville homes have sold for about one percent more than the listing price — the best ratio in the Washington area. That’s according to a study by RealEstate Business Intelligence for the Washington Post. The study found that … Continue reading →

Congress just gave a pretty big boost to the University Town Center. The retail, office and residential complex near the Prince George’s Plaza just signed a 15-year lease with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for $42 million. The CDC’s … Continue reading →

Arts District Hyattsville got a glowing write-up in the Washington Post today. An article in the paper’s real estate section, which calls the townhomes being built by EYA and Pulte “attractive and affordable,” features a couple who moved from Arlington: … Continue reading →

The new high-end apartments west of the Mall at Prince Georges have a retail space available for lease. One of the buildings at 3350 at Alterra has a 1,470-square-foot first-floor spot at the corner of Toledo Terrace and Toledo Place that … Continue reading →