Arlington, VA

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Ballston condominium

Colonial Village

Shirlington Village

The Charleston

The Monroe

The Williamsburg

2001 15th Street North, #1409 Condo 2 bedrooms 2 full/0 partial baths 1,063 sqft

$624,900 Arlington, VA

Open House this sunday, from 1-4! Luxurious Platinium Penthouse Suite living can be yours. 2BR + 2BA condo has gourmet kitchen w/ granite & Viking/ Subzero/Wolf/Bosch apps & marble baths. Amenities incl: rooftop clubhouse & pool, fitness center, concierge. Condo fee covers gas & water. W&D and garage parking space convey. See photos and more info at www.berniekagan.com

BERNIE KAGAN Samson Realty 14526 Lee Road Suite 100, Chantilly , VA 20151 direct: 703-216-0985 fax: (703) 896-5816 berniekagan@hotmail.com www.BernieKagan.com

I just received this note below from my clients, This is why I am a REALTOR:

Dear Charles,

Now that our beautiful new home is complete and we are about to move in, we wanted to take the time to thank you for everything you have done to help make this possible.

Your service has gone way beyond anything we could ever have expected, or have ever experienced, from a real estate professional. You spent many hours driving us around Charlottesville, over several different weekend visits, and patiently showed us different neighborhoods and houses.

As we worked together, you figured out what we were looking for, and brought us to the development where we ultimately put an offer on our new house. You expertly helped us with our negotiations with the builder, from the offer stage, while the house was being built, and all the way through settlement.

Since we live 2 hours away, we were comforted by your keeping an eye on the construction for us. You always stayed calm and found solutions to everything and every issue that came up.

We are very excited about our move to Charlottesville, and, again, want to thank you for being there for us every step of the way.

All the best,

Mitch and Doreen

Another condo built in 2004, The Berkeley is a smaller building, but boasts 83 quality units. Turnover in this building is very low...only 10 units sold in 2007, 3 in 2008, and only 1 is currently available (a 2 bedroom, 2 bath with den).

The building is located at 1000 N. Randolph Street, just 1 block from the metro, and across the street from the Eastview Condominiums (a rental conversion to condos).

Building amenities feature a gym, underground parking, some storage space, and landscaping. The building does not have a pool. Some units have fireplaces, great views, and huge wrap-around balconies.

Most recent sales in the building (from 2008):

1 bedroom, 1 bath, 3rd floor, 1 parking space: $358,000

2 bedroom, 2 bath, den, 1 parking space: $643,000

2 bedroom, 2 bath, den, 2 parking spaces: $650,000

Today at 3:30 pm, under clear skies, some 1500 soldiers from the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment walked through the upper gates of Arlington Cemetery carrying rusacks full of American flags. Their mission? To place a flag on each and every grave site, leaving no soldier forgotten.

Known as ‘Flags In’, this decades old ceremony marks the beginning of Memorial Day activities at

Arlington National Cemetery.

The 3rd Infantry Regiment, fondly know as the “Old Guard”, was designated as the Army’s official ceremonial unit in 1948. That same year, non-commissioned officers began the practice of placing flags at each grave site on Memorial Day. Old Guard members also guard the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, escort deceased service members to their final resting place at Arlington and serve in regular billets around the world.

Still lead and coordinated by 3rd Regiment NCO’s, the soldiers were joined today by representatives from the Navy, Coast Guard, Air Force and Marine honor guard units.

Command Sergeant Major David Martel noted that it would take his soldiers about 3 hours to place over 250,000 flags. With due reverence, each flag is centered approximately 12 inches in front of the grave. Because soldiers use their individual foot gear as a measure, a single service member begins and completes one row in a section to insure uniformity. The flags will stay in place through Monday, May 25th but will be removed before the cemetery opens on Tuesday, May 26th.

I am proud to have served as a member of the Old Guard and proud that my father’s grave bears one of those flags. Ten-hut!

Michael

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