Only 34% of Renters Have Insurance
Shilpi Paul | March 11th 2013
Most tenants believe that renters insurance will cost significantly more than it actually does, reported Housing Wire on Monday. Perhaps for that reas... read»
How Many People Read UrbanTurf?
UrbanTurf Staff | March 11th 2013
The staff here at UT headquarters wanted to share a big milestone we hit in the last month.... read»
Inventory Rising? New Listings in DC Area Increase Notably in February
UrbanTurf Staff | March 11th 2013
A report out Monday states that the number of new listings to hit the market between January and February rose 13 percent, well above average for this... read»
A Treehouse Grows in Manhattan
Shilpi Paul | March 8th 2013
Choosing to live in the big city often involves giving up a certain connection to nature; a peaceful retreat can mean driving for an hour or so. Howev... read»
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Friday Eye Candy: On the Waterfront
UrbanTurf Staff | March 8th 2013
For your Friday afternoon viewing pleasure, we give you a look at a 6,400-square foot, seven bedroom colonial that sits adjacent to the Georgetown Res... read»
Best New Listings: A Penthouse, A Restaurant and Extra Seating
Shilpi Paul | March 8th 2013
In this week's edition of Best New Listings, UrbanTurf looks at a Glover Park rowhouse with a number of seating options, a penthouse in a Bloomingdale... read»
Fundrise Eyes Florida Avenue For Teach For America, Organizes Design Contest
Shilpi Paul | March 8th 2013
Fundrise is looking at Florida Avenue for its Teach for America project, and is running a design contest to come up with the best plan for the live-wo... read»
This Week's Find: Living in an Old Firehouse
UrbanTurf Staff | March 7th 2013
If you've walked down U Street NW between 16th and 17th Street, chances are that you have strolled on by the old firehouse where This Week's Find is l... read»
Dupont Circle Condo Project Gets Haircut
Shilpi Paul | March 7th 2013
Trout Design Studio has adjusted plans for the condos they are building on top of a Dupont Circle office building, eliminated one planned story.... read»
Neighborhood Eats: The Gryphon, The Mothership and March Madness
Jamie Liu | March 7th 2013
Neighborhood Eats returns this week with three new eateries taking over closed restaurant spaces, one sports bar opening as another closes, and two ch... read»
3.52: Rates Move Up a Smidge
Shilpi Paul | March 7th 2013
After a slight drop last week, long-term mortgage rates moved up by just a hundredth of a point on Thursday.... read»
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