Zero to 60: 425 Mass to Unveil DC's First Car Charging Station
Mark Wellborn | January 10th 2011
If you have an electric car in the city, you will have a place to charge it come Wednesday. 425 Mass, Car Charging Group and Tesla Motors are hosting ... read»
Residential and Restaurant Update for 14th Street
UrbanTurf Staff | January 10th 2011
With District Condos scheduled to break ground today, news comes of the progression (and regression) of some anticipated retail along 14th Street. ... read»
Free Rent? Incentives Still Exist in DC
Bryce Baschuk | January 10th 2011
Despite recent reports about the decline of concessions offered by apartments across the DC area, leasing professionals say that rent incentives still... read»
Best New Listings: Shaw, Kalorama and U Street Corridor
Mark Wellborn | January 9th 2011
In this week's edition of Best New Listings, we look at a 1,200 square-foot two-bedroom in a converted Victorian near the Convention Center, a $199,00... read»
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The Pros of Joining Your Condo or Co-op Board
Michele Lerner | January 7th 2011
Early in 2010, UrbanTurf ran a two-part series on the joys and pains of becoming a member of the condo or co-op board in your building. Here is the fi... read»
UrbanTurf is Looking for Small Spaces
UrbanTurf Staff | January 7th 2011
Do you live in a bedroom where you can spread your arms and easily touch both walls? Is your apartment so small that it could be mistaken for a closet... read»
474-Unit Rosslyn Project to Break Ground Later This Month
UrbanTurf Staff | January 7th 2011
DCmud reported recently that a large residential project will break ground on January 25th in Rosslyn. Rosslyn Commons will include 474 units spread a... read»
This Week's Find: The Old Farmhouse in Mount Pleasant
Mark Wellborn | January 6th 2011
For This Week's Find, we head to Mount Pleasant where a 1870s Queen Anne Victorian that is known around the neighborhood as "the old farmhouse" just h... read»
From $1 Million to $11 Million: Ten Years of Georgetown Home Appreciation
Mark Wellborn | January 6th 2011
It is no secret that buying a home in Georgetown these days is next to impossible unless you are a millionaire. But as some of the biggest home sales ... read»
Douglas Development Getting Back Into the Rental Game
Mark Wellborn | January 6th 2011
Housing Complex reports that plans are moving forward for a new 200-unit apartment building from Douglas Development near New York Avenue and 6th Stre... read»
Palisades: The Long, Skinny Neighborhood at the City’s Northwest Edge
Amanda Abrams | January 6th 2011
The DC neighborhood of Palisades, a quiet community northwest of Georgetown University, is a place that many city residents have heard of, but not vis... read»
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