‘Round the Clock: DC’s 24-Hour Joints
Rebecca Cooper | October 18th 2012
How many restaurants in the DC area are open at any hour of the day? Not that many, but UrbanTurf rounded them all up for you. ... read»
The Pursuit: Downsizing to an Alley House
Shilpi Paul | October 18th 2012
In this edition of The Pursuit, Walter Woods downsizes from a five-bedroom home into a 480-square foot alley dwelling. ... read»
3.37: Rates Hover Near Record Lows
Shilpi Paul | October 18th 2012
Mortgage rates hover near record lows again this week. This morning, Freddie Mac reported 3.37 percent with an average 0.7 point as the average on a 3... read»
How to Know When It's Time To Refinance
Shilpi Paul | October 17th 2012
With interest rates dipping to historic lows, many homeowners are likely thinking about refinancing. But how do you know when it is time to do take th... read»
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Housing Starts Jump 15%, Reach Highest Level in Four Years
Shilpi Paul | October 17th 2012
In another sign that the housing market is regaining health, housing starts reached their highest level in four years, according to data from the U.S.... read»
Lofty Renting in DC
Shilpi Paul | October 17th 2012
DC has few lofts and industrial spaces like those in converted old schools or churches, but here are three loft or at least "loft-like" options that a... read»
No Vacancy for Class B Apartments in DC
UrbanTurf Staff | October 16th 2012
Rents for Class B apartments in the DC area may be cheaper than those in the Class A range, but good luck finding one that is vacant. ... read»
Sponsored: Accolades for Ellisdale Construction's Recent Renovations
UrbanTurf Sponsor | October 16th 2012
Over the last ten years, local firm Ellisdale Construction and Development has transformed many buildings that make up DC's aging housing stock. After... read»
Deal of the Week: Fit for a Family in Woodridge
Shilpi Paul | October 16th 2012
This installment of Deal of the Week is a family-sized home in Woodridge, a currently sparse neighborhood with a very active community. ... read»
Off the Beaten Turf: Quarry House Tavern
Shilpi Paul | October 15th 2012
We know it's quite popular with Silver Spring residents, but Quarry House's inconspicuous entry, paired with its uniquely modest awesomeness, qualifie... read»
Home Price Watch: Homes Hot, Condos Not in Upper NW
Shilpi Paul | October 15th 2012
In the ninth of our series analyzing home price trends in various DC-area zip codes, we look at 20016, which includes portions of Palisades, Cathedral... read»
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Virginia's homebuyer assistance programs can seem complex. This edition of First-Time... read »
A Georgetown office-to-residential conversion that has been working its way through t... read »
Developer EYA will bring its redevelopment plans before the Montgomery County Develop... read »
Plans have been pitched to DC to convert a Methodist church in Columbia Heights into ... read »
This week’s Best New Listings includes a three-bedroom Friendship Heights farmhouse... read »
- First-Timer Primer: Virginia's Home Buyer Assistance Programs
- 30-Unit Georgetown Conversion Along K Street Gets Green Light
- The Residential Redevelopment Of The GEICO Headquarters Moves Forward
- The Bell Tower Stays: 87 Apartments Pitched for Columbia Heights Church Conversion
- Best New Listings: A Friendship Heights Farmhouse; A Bright Kalorama Two-Bedroom
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