The Ultimate Live-Work Space
Mark Wellborn | August 20th 2010
The term "unique space" might not even do justice to this live-work-entertainment space in the Cobble Hill section of Brooklyn. More after the jump. ... read»
The Yards Foundry Lofts Back on Track
Mark Wellborn | August 20th 2010
The Post's Jonathan O’Connell is reporting that Forest City Enterprises and the DC Housing Finance Agency have closed on a deal to finance the a... read»
The Kennedy-Warren: The "Old Lady" of Washington
Carisa Chappell | August 19th 2010
A well-known fixture on Connecticut Avenue at the edge of Rock Creek Park for almost 80 years, the historic Kennedy-Warren apartment building has its ... read»
This Week's Find: Calling All Small Businesses
Mark Wellborn | August 19th 2010
In This Week’s Find, we switch gears from residential properties to commercial after discovering a great Capitol Hill space for a budding small ... read»
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Sponsored: New in Takoma Park -- Affordable Condos with Amenities Aplenty
UrbanTurf Sponsor | August 19th 2010
Takoma Overlook, a new 232-unit condo project in Takoma Park, recently started sales on what are some of the newest and most affordable condos in the ... read»
Amateur Landlord: Picking the Right Tenant
Bryce Baschuk | August 19th 2010
In Amateur Landlord, UrbanTurf looks at the issues and processes associated with renting out a condo, house, or portion of one's home. Today, we exami... read»
Michelle Rhee's Influence on DC Real Estate
Mark Wellborn | August 18th 2010
In a post on the City Paper's Housing Complex blog, Lydia DePillis puts forth the idea that DC public schools chancellor Michelle Rhee is the most pow... read»
DC Real Estate's Real Unicorn: One-Bedroom Houses
Joe Marhamati | August 18th 2010
Most buyers these days are either in the mindset that they’re looking for either a condo or a house. However, there are properties in DC that th... read»
Huntington: The Quiet Neighborhood By the Beltway
Amanda Abrams | August 18th 2010
Huntington, the Northern Virginia neighborhood at the end of Metro’s Yellow Line, does not have the hip bars and white-tablecloth restaurants of its... read»
UrbanTurf Reader Asks: Why is So Much Fast Food Coming to DC?
UrbanTurf Staff | August 17th 2010
In this week's installment of UrbanTurf Reader Asks, a reader asks a question, unrelated to real estate, but one that we have wondered about ourselves... read»
Walk Score Introduces Transit Score
Mark Wellborn | August 17th 2010
Walk Score, the popular website that ranks specific locations based on how walkable they are to everyday amenities, recently launched Transit Score, w... read»
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