"If I Had $2 Million" Listing: Ultra-Modern Home in Penn Quarter
Mark Wellborn | March 12th 2010
This week's If I Had $2 Million listing certainly caters to a particular type of buyer. The ultra-modern three-level, three-bedroom unit was designed ... read»
Under Contract: Two-Bedroom Capitol Hill Row House, Million-Dollar Palisades Home
UrbanTurf Staff | March 11th 2010
In Under Contract, UrbanTurf looks back at properties it has featured over the past couple weeks to see which were snatched up by DC's alert buyers.... read»
West End Corner to Be Developed by EastBanc
Mark Wellborn | March 11th 2010
After a long process, city officials announced today that EastBanc will be the entity to develop the corner of 24th and L Streets NW in the West End. ... read»
Weekly Roundup: Rampaging Deer, Unpaid Condo Maintenenance Fees
UrbanTurf Staff | March 11th 2010
UrbanTurf can only cover so much real estate news during the week, so below are stories that we didn't write but are worth reading anyway. ... read»
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Best Open Houses: Dupont Circle and Columbia Heights
Mark Wellborn | March 11th 2010
In this week's edition of Best Open Houses, we feature a one-bedroom condo in Dupont Circle with plenty of natural light and a parking space and a thr... read»
What $469K Buys You in DC?
Mark Wellborn | March 10th 2010
In this week's installment of What X Buys You, we look at a two-bedroom row house in Shaw that was gutted and renovated in 2000 and then updated with ... read»
A Proposal: Georgetown Should Secede From DC
Mark Wellborn | March 10th 2010
In a post that is sure to incite the ire of DC residents, Carol Joynt, a DC columnist for New York Social Diary, discusses the benefits for Georgetown... read»
DC Buyer: Attorney Power Couple Looking For More Space
Martin Smith | March 10th 2010
In this week's DC Buyer, we’re working with a downtown attorney couple who would like to make the move from their condo to something with a litt... read»
25 Percent of DC and Maryland Home Sellers Reducing List Prices
Brett Widness | March 9th 2010
Roughly one in four home sellers in DC and Maryland reduced the listing prices on their homes in February, according to new data from Trulia.... read»
UrbanTurf Reader Asks: Are DC Homeowners Seeing Their Tax Assessments Increase?
Mark Wellborn | March 9th 2010
In this week’s installment of UrbanTurf Reader Asks, a reader who bought a foreclosure in 2009 and saw the assessed value increase significantly... read»
Deal of the Week: One-Bedroom Penthouse on Logan Circle (With Parking)
Mark Wellborn | March 8th 2010
For this week's Deal of the Week, we find a one-bedroom penthouse on Logan Circle that has that one amenity that all home owners are looking for in th... read»
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