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The Most Popular Posts of 2014

  • December 19th 2014

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Below, in descending order, are UrbanTurf’s most popular posts of 2014.

#5) The Georgetown Gondola Inches Forward

The group advancing a 15-year plan for Georgetown announced that it has raised half the money for a feasibility study that will determine whether moving forward with a gondola connecting Georgetown and Rosslyn is indeed possible.

#4) As DC’s Airbnb Economy Thrives, Legal Issues Remain

A look at the legal issues surrounding the booming Airbnb market in the DC area.

#3) A Look Inside DC’s Shipping Container Apartments

Inside DC’s first residential complex made up of shipping containers.

#2) Zoning Approves Conversion of Dupont Circle’s Frat House to 6,000 Square-Foot Residence

The Zoning Commission approves the conversion of The Spencer Carriage House and Stable, a former bar and nightclub in Dupont Circle, into a nearly 6,000 square foot house.

#1) Eataly Signs On For a DC Location

UrbanTurf learns that Eataly signs a letter of intent for space at the Capitol Crossing development.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/the_most_popular_posts_of_2014/9347.

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