Alas, it’s a shared roof deck — so it’s not clear that a famous resident like Justice Sotomayor would want to spend a lot of time out here, rubbing shoulders with the hoi polloi. But it certainly looks nice enough, with views that are perfectly pleasant, if not spectacular (no great D.C. landmarks):
And it’s huge. Could the Wise Latina reserve it for a rooftop law clerk reunion?
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Congratulations to Justice Sotomayor on her lovely and tasteful new home. She has come a long way from the housing projects of the Bronx. At the same time, by choosing to live in an apartment building in the U Street corridor — as opposed to a private home in Georgetown, McLean, or Chevy Chase, where her fellow justices reside — the Wise Latina is keeping it real.
So don’t be fooled by the robes that she’s got. She is still Sonia from the Block!
Sotomayor buys U Street condo [Washington Business Journal via Curbed]
Surreal estate: Sonia Sotomayor buys a condo near U Street [Reliable Source / Washington Post]
Hip Justice: Sotomayor Buys Two-Bedroom Condo on U Street Corridor [DCist via Huffington Post]
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