Sponsored: How to Find Out If Values Are Going Up or Down
UrbanTurf Sponsor | October 23rd 2012
Real estate markets can seem unpredictable and hard to read, so if you are looking to buy or sell, what’s the best way to figure out price trend... read»
Deal of the Week: A Small House With Extra Hideouts
Shilpi Paul | October 23rd 2012
This installment of Deal of the Week may seem to be on the small side, but a couple extra hideouts make it a comfortable option.... read»
From $100,000 to $1 Million in Logan Circle
Shilpi Paul | October 22nd 2012
Developers have offered upwards of $1 million to buy out the owners of Frontiers Condominiums on 14th Street. Now, a new listing suggests that one res... read»
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How Much Would it Cost to Buy the White House?
Shilpi Paul | October 19th 2012
The Wall Street Journal's recently launched luxury real estate section Mansion looks at how much it would cost to buy up various iconic presidential h... read»
255-Unit Apartment Project on 14th Street Almost Ready For Move-Ins
Shilpi Paul | October 19th 2012
UrbanTurf has learned that Capitol View on 14th, the nine-story, 255-unit apartment building at 2420 14th Street NW, will open for move-ins on Novembe... read»
Best New Listings: Style on H Street, Low Turnover in Cleveland Park and Affordability in Brookland
Shilpi Paul | October 19th 2012
In this week's edition of Best New Listings, we look at a stylish row house in the H Street Corridor, a Cleveland Park Victorian with only two previou... read»
Edgewood: More Substance Than Style
Jenny Rogers | October 19th 2012
Edgewood tends to lose top billing to buzzier neighbors, but none of the Northeast neighborhood's residents want it to be the H Street Corridor. A few... read»
Bicycles, Bakeries and Restaurants Fill Up Rhode Island Avenue's Retail Strip
Shilpi Paul | October 18th 2012
Earlier this summer, we took a look at the unorthodox strategies used by Friends of Rhode Island Avenue (FoRIA) to draw retailers to their near-empty ... read»
‘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»
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