HPO: Proceed With Caution in Historic Designation of Kingman Park
Nena Perry-Brown | January 16th 2018
In light of the controversial application to create a Kingman Park historic district, the Historic Preservation Office staff recommends the Board proc... read»
A Flat Year for New Condo Sales in DC Area Sets the Stage For a Resurgent 2018
Nena Perry-Brown | January 16th 2018
While the market for new condominiums in DC proper experienced periods of flat price growth and sluggish sales in 2017, a resurgence is expected this ... read»
Buzzard Point Planned Residential Project Takes Anti-Flood Measures
Nena Perry-Brown | January 12th 2018
The development team behind Peninsula 88 is seeking zoning approval for modifications that would square off the building's appearance and add more flo... read»
One In Three Homes Sold for Above Asking in DC Last Year
Nena Perry-Brown | January 12th 2018
Zillow recently put out a report that concluded that about 25 percent of homes sold in DC last year fetched above their listing price. The truth is th... read»
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Best New Listings: From One Hot DC Street to Another
Nena Perry-Brown | January 12th 2018
This week's Best New Listings include two two-bedroom condos on opposite sides of the city and a rowhouse on one of Petworth's hottest streets.... read»
428,000 Visitors and 6,400 Hosts: Airbnb's 2017 By the Numbers
Nena Perry-Brown | January 11th 2018
In 2015, there were 142,000 Airbnb guests who visited DC. In 2017, there were almost that many guests in Ward 6 alone.... read»
Rosedale: Don't Call It An Extension of H Street
Zak Salih | January 11th 2018
Rosedale may be a small nugget of a neighborhood in Northeast DC, often overlooked by showier neighbors like Capitol Hill. But whatever you do, don... read»
Developer Seeks to Rezone DC's Grimke School Site for Redevelopment
Nena Perry-Brown | January 10th 2018
Plans for the redevelopment of the Grimke School are moving forward...again.... read»
The Block is Hot: New DC Bill Would Allow Pre-Approval of Street Closures for Play
Nena Perry-Brown | January 10th 2018
DC Councilmember Charles Allen is introducing a bill that would expedite permitting for street closures that would allow children to play freely and f... read»
Record Prices and Paltry Inventory: What a New Report Points to for the DC Area Housing Market
Nena Perry-Brown | January 10th 2018
The most recent report from Bright MLS illustrates an area market united in record price increases and a dearth of inventory in December.... read»
A First Look at the Large-Scale Residential Plans for Martha's Table Former 14th Street Headquarters
Nena Perry-Brown | January 9th 2018
The redevelopment will transform an entire block of 14th Street.... read»
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