DIPLOMATIC TENSION

Vinopal looks at how some neighbors in one of Washington's toniest areas are getting frustated with dilapidated embassy properties. In 2221 R street in Serbia, repairs could be in the works, though there's no timetable and renovation remains their main priority. In 2349 Massachusetts Avenu...

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Published in:The Washingtonian (Washington, D.C.) D.C.), 2018-02, Vol.53 (5), p.19
Main Author: Vinopal, Courtney
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Diplomacy
Diplomatic & consular services
International relations
Property
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Summary:Vinopal looks at how some neighbors in one of Washington's toniest areas are getting frustated with dilapidated embassy properties. In 2221 R street in Serbia, repairs could be in the works, though there's no timetable and renovation remains their main priority. In 2349 Massachusetts Avenue in Cameroon, a communication attache for the embassy who estimates that renovations will be done sometime in 2018, says, it's not an abandoned building, it's under construction. And in 2201 R street in Pakistan, which has since moved into expansive new digs near the Van Ness Metro.
ISSN:0043-0897