Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner are house hunting, according to The Washington Post.
The White House advisers have started touring homes in the District with an eye toward “something more private,” an unnamed source told the Post.
The daughter and son-in-law of President Donald Trump have been renting a 1920s-era, Waddy Wood-designed home in Kalorama from a Chilean billionaire for about a year. But it’s a highly visible property prone to protests and paparazzi. And it’s very close to the home of former president Barack Obama and his family.
Christian Zapatka, an award-winning architect, took on the redesign of the six-bedroom, 7,000-square-foot house at 2449 Tracy Place NW in 2012 for Latvian-born financier Dan Rapoport and his wife Irina. He gave the WBJ an inside look at his work on the home last year, saying it was a great place for the couple and their three children.
“It is a very special house. It has great bones,” Zapatka told us at the time. “I knew it was…
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