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UrbanTurf Staff | September 10th 2012
Do you love browsing images of DC-area real estate, neighborhoods, and renderings of new projects? UrbanTurf has started a Pinterest account where you... read»
Home Purchase Contracts at 7-Year High in DC as Inventory Remains Low
Shilpi Paul | September 10th 2012
Demand in DC's housing market is higher than ever, with several indicators at multi-year highs, but record low inventory continues to be an issue. ... read»
First Look at Union Market
UrbanTurf Staff | September 9th 2012
UrbanTurf visited Union Market this weekend, the newly-renovated indoor food market at the Florida Avenue Market. After the jump are a few photos we s... read»
Can Billionaires Improve a City's Quality of Life?
Shilpi Paul | September 7th 2012
This week, news came out that Google founder Sergey Brin has been using his considerable wealth to make his hometown of Los Altos, CA a cooler place t... read»
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Re-imagined: Opening Up in the H Street Corridor
Lori Steenhoek | September 7th 2012
In Re-imagined this week, Lori Steenhoek helps brand new District residents envision a future in their newly purchased row house on the H Street Corri... read»
Best New Listings: The Capitol Hill Edition
Shilpi Paul | September 7th 2012
In this week's edition of Best New Listings, we look at a few of Capitol Hill's newest offerings: a loft in a former school house, a modern, light-fil... read»
Foxhall Village: 350 Homes Just West of Georgetown
Dena Levitz | September 7th 2012
Foxhall Village, a neighborhood hidden away between Palisades and Georgetown, is home to high-end Tudor homes, top schools and residents who sometimes... read»
This Week's Find: Twenty-Foot Ceilings in Logan Circle
Shilpi Paul | September 6th 2012
Many row house condos have open floor plans, but the openness in This Week's Find's extends to twenty-foot ceilings, loft-like rooms, and a rooftop te... read»
Neighborhood Eats: Union Market Opening, Nick’s, Tony & Joes Are Back
Rebecca Cooper | September 6th 2012
In Neighborhood Eats this week, Union Market opens at long last, Chef Geoff's is almost ready in Rockville and two waterfront restaurants bounce back.... read»
3.55: Rates Down Slightly, Hover Near Record Low
Shilpi Paul | September 6th 2012
Long-term mortgage rates remain low this week, with Freddie Mac reporting 3.55 percent with an average 0.7 point as the average on a 30-year fixed-rat... read»
240-Unit H Street Apartment Building to Start Construction in 2013
Shilpi Paul | September 6th 2012
On Wednesday night, developers stopped by ANC 6C's Planning, Zoning and Environment committee meeting to brief them on a couple big plans for the 600 ... read»
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