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Marisa M. Kashino

Senior Editor

Marisa M. Kashino joined Washingtonian in 2009 and was a senior editor until 2022.

Real Estate

Here’s Where Laurene Powell Jobs Should House-Hunt in Washington

Some unsolicited advice for the billionaire just in case she decides to move here.

Kalorama, Ted Leonsis, Wharf, The Atlantic | Oct 4, 2017

Real Estate

Look Inside the Apartments Above Capitol Hill’s New Trader Joe’s, Where Rents Reach $10,000

Capitol Hill, Eastern Market, Trader Joe's, EastBanc | Sep 29, 2017

Home & Style

7 Pretty Nice Hand Towels You Can Buy Right Now

Bathrooms, Salt & Sundry, Nordstrom, Zara Home | Sep 19, 2017

Home & Style

These Awesome Bathrooms Will Make You Forget Boring, Basic White

Kalorama, Bathrooms, Del Ray, Mount Pleasant | Sep 19, 2017

Wharf Opening October 12

Real Estate

What to Expect at The Wharf’s October 12 Opening

Here are all the restaurants and shops that will be open by then. Plus, Kevin Bacon.

The Wharf, Mike Isabella, Kwame Onwuachi, Southwest Waterfront | Sep 12, 2017

Real Estate

Buyers Waited Overnight for These West End Condos. Here’s What They Look Like.

West End, EastBanc, Westlight | Sep 6, 2017

Real Estate

First Look: Inside the Apartments at The Wharf

The brand new Southwest DC neighborhood has two, very different options for renters.

The Wharf, Southwest Waterfront, PN Hoffman, Hoffman-Madison Waterfront | Aug 31, 2017

Real Estate

Would You Live (and Work) in a Former Government Office Building?

It could be a solution for Washington's glut of empty office space.

Alexandria, E-Lofts, Conrad Cafritz | Aug 10, 2017

Photograph by Paul Burk Photography.

Home & Style

Look Inside 12 of the Coolest Houses in Washington

Here are the winners of the 2017 Washingtonian Residential Design Awards.

Home Design, Architecture, Washingtonian Residential Design Awards | Aug 8, 2017

News & Politics

A Gay DC Power Couple Is Remaking a West Virginia Town. Not Everyone Is Happy About It.

Long before the rise of Donald Trump made it fashionable for liberals to talk about moving to red states, Paul Yandura and Donald Hitchcock blew up their Washington careers, decamped to a tiny town near the Lost River Valley, and started turning it into a weekend destination. Along the way, they’ve been screamed at, had their property vandalized and, well, worse.

Weekend Getaways, West Virginia, Best Features of 2017, Lost River Valley | Jul 9, 2017