Deal of the Week: A Steal on Capitol Hill
Mark Wellborn | January 5th 2010
Originally listed at $450,000, then dropped to $435,000, the price on this two-bedroom condo in Capitol Hill dropped another $20K yesterday, officiall... read»
UrbanTurf Reader Asks: Can I Negotiate My Agent's Commission?
Mark Wellborn | January 4th 2010
In this week’s installment of UrbanTurf Reader Asks, a reader who is thinking about selling her condo inquires about a real estate agent’s... read»
Predictions '10: What Will the Next Year Look Like?
Tim Brown | January 4th 2010
Depending on whom you ask, the residential real estate market in 2010 will either be really good or really bad. After the jump, Tim Brown examines wha... read»
Best New Listings: Dupont Circle and Kalorama
Mark Wellborn | January 4th 2010
After a two-week hiatus, Best New Listings is back for the new year with a renovated one-bedroom at The Chastleton on 16th Street and a spacious two-b... read»
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Housing is Now Cheap -- Or is It?
Mark Wellborn | December 30th 2009
Brett Arends, The Wall Street Journal columnist who we believe does a great job of explaining financial issues in layman’s terms, declared today... read»
Will the Silver Line Drive Tyson's Condo Prices Higher?
Tim Brown | December 30th 2009
Proximity to Metro ranks with location and parking as high on the wish lists of homebuyers in the DC area. In a region plagued by traffic congestion, ... read»
Determined Buyer Looks at 298 Homes Before Making Her Decision
Mark Wellborn | December 29th 2009
The Wall Street Journal has an interesting piece today on a northern California homebuyer who gives new meaning to the term “picky.” More ... read»
DC Housing Report: November 2009
Fred Kendrick | December 29th 2009
Fred Kendrick of TTR Sotheby’s International Realty, with help from Peter Clute of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, puts together a monthl... read»
The Real Deal with LEED Certfication
Michael Kiefer | December 28th 2009
With green building becoming a standard in residential development, consumers are finding it necessary to quickly familiarize themselves with the LEED... read»
UrbanTurf Reader Asks: What Are the Chances That My Landlord Will Reduce My Rent?
Mark Wellborn | December 28th 2009
In this week’s installment of UrbanTurf Reader Asks, a reader wonders what the chances are that she can get her landlord to reduce her rent for ... read»
Restoring a House in the City
Tim Brown | December 28th 2009
For those of you searching for a late holiday gift, Ingrid Abramovitch's Restoring a House in The City may fit the bill for someone interested in home... read»
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