According to the New York Times, at least 1.5 million people are expected to come to the Capitol to attend Barack Obama's swearing-in. Contrast that with the estimated 100,000 that showed up in 2005. The entire D.C. mall is being opened up for the festivities.
We were pleased to see EchoSign is playing a small role. As you may have also read, hotel rooms are long since booked, and the spill-over is desperately looking to rent homes and apartments. Some have rented out for almost $100,000 for the inauguration week, the Times reported.
But we noticed EchoSign is helping with a number of relative bargains on sites like Craigslist. This listing (may expire) for example seems like a relative bargain at only $2000 per night, and you can sign it right now via EchoSign.
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Location
- 10 minute walk to the swearing in site at the Capitol Building,
Library of Congress, Supreme Court or the parade route along
Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.
-12 minute walk to Union Station: red line metro (to Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan, National Zoo), shopping, bars, restaurants, Amtrak station, regional rail to Baltimore, 24 hour taxi stand
- Steps to D6 and X8 route bus stops to and from Union Station.
- Excellent coffee shop 2 blocks away
- 10 minute walk to restaurants, bars, shops and entertainment venues of H Street
$2000 per night ...
- Payment via credit card processed through PayPal is preferred. Cashier’s check sent express by DHL, FedEx, UPS also acceptable if necessary
- Written rental agreement will be executed via EchoSign upon clearance of full payment (see www.echosign.com)"
Ah, supply and demand. You can see us proudly helping others, many of whom likely are signing their first rental agreement, on Craigslist and similar sites focused on the D.C. Area.
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