What's Hot: Bowser Pushes DC Council to Finalize Chevy Chase Civic Core, Reeves Center Redevelopments
Mortgage Rates Set Record Low, Again
UrbanTurf Staff | September 8th 2011
Long-term mortgage rates set an all-time record low this week, with Freddie Mac reporting 4.12 percent with 0.7 of a point as the average on a 30-year... read»
Eckington: Not to Be Confused With Bloomingdale
Andrew Siddons | September 8th 2011
As one of DC's oldest neighborhoods, it is a little bit ironic that Eckington has a much lower profile than the neighborhoods surrounding it. However,... read»
Value Added? Trulia Launches Beta Version of Home Valuation Service
Mark Wellborn | September 7th 2011
Real estate search website Trulia has launched a test version of its new real estate valuation service, Trulia Estimates. The service (in beta) is bei... read»
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Residential Projects Continue to Move Forward East of the River
UrbanTurf Staff | September 6th 2011
News of a large-scale apartment project planned for East of the River is another sign that residential development is picking up in Anacostia and surr... read»
Nine-Unit Condo Project Planned For Kalorama
Mark Wellborn | September 6th 2011
UrbanTurf has learned that a new five-story, nine-unit residential development is being planned for an empty lot in Kalorama, a bit of an anomaly for ... read»
Deal of the Week: Something About Dupont Circle's Willard Street
Mark Wellborn | September 6th 2011
Buyers looking for a one or two-bedroom bargain in Dupont Circle may want to start their search on Willard Street. ... read»
Don't Bank on Getting The Lowest Mortgage Rate
UrbanTurf Staff | September 6th 2011
In these times of historically low mortgage rates, it is not uncommon to see advertisements for rates below 4 percent. However, actually getting that ... read»
U Street Corridor: The Difference a Decade Makes
Amanda Abrams | September 2nd 2011
Fifteen years ago, the U Street Corridor didn't exist as a DC neighborhood. Now, it is home to a diverse population and one of the city's trendier nig... read»
Neighborhood Eats: Hawk & Dove Revamp, Shaw’s Tavern Closes (For Now), minibar Is Back
Rebecca Cooper | September 2nd 2011
Washington has been enjoying a rare, sublime August week after Hurricane Irene, which has filled up patios and rooftops throughout the area. So here... read»
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The conversion of a 19th Street office building into apartments has officially begun.... read »

For years, DC-area house hunters have heard some version of the same advice: buy now,... read »

Mayor Bowser is asking the DC Council to move on a slate of long-in-the-works develop... read »
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