Off the Beaten Turf: Blind Dog Cafe
Shilpi Paul | March 6th 2012
In this edition of Off the Beaten Turf, we visit the Blind Dog Cafe, which offers delicious coffee, comfortable seats and some of the most unique brea... read»
Obama Reduces Refinance Fees For FHA Loans
UrbanTurf Staff | March 6th 2012
In an effort to allow more homeowners to refinance, the Obama administration announced on Tuesday that it would be lowering refinancing fees on FHA lo... read»
$16.1 Million: DC's New Most Expensive Home Hits the Market
Shilpi Paul | March 6th 2012
A new listing quietly entered the market last week that took the crown as DC's most expensive home for sale, Curbed DC reported this morning. ... read»
Meridian at Mount Vernon Triangle Now Leasing
Shilpi Paul | March 6th 2012
In the next several months, Mount Vernon Triangle could get almost 400 new residents and another electric car charging station. ... read»
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Deal of the Week: A Good Bargain at $750,000
UrbanTurf Staff | March 5th 2012
As home bargains go, properties asking $750,000 usually do not qualify. But this week, we made an exception. ... read»
Zipcar: DC Is A Leading "Future Metropolis"
Shilpi Paul | March 5th 2012
In Zipcar's recently published Future Metropolis Index, DC came in second overall, tied with Seattle and behind San Francisco... read»
Trouble Parking Near Your Logan Circle Home? Life May Get Easier
Shilpi Paul | March 5th 2012
As the 14th Street Corridor fills up with restaurants, bars and new developments, finding street parking has become an increasingly difficult task for... read»
The Thompson to Start Selling in April
Shilpi Paul | March 5th 2012
The Thompson, a boutique condo project in the U Street Corridor, is almost ready to hit the market.... read»
NoVa Best New Listings: Old Town, Fairlington Arbor, Seminary Ridge
Sarah Godfrey | March 4th 2012
In this week's edition of NoVa Best New Listings, we look at a one-bedroom in the low-rise Carlyle Square development, a Fairlington Arbor townhouse t... read»
The Pursuit: A Mother's Search
Shilpi Paul | March 2nd 2012
When Julie Plavsic moved to DC this fall to work for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, her son helped direct her home buying decisions.... read»
Best New Listings: Arts and Crafts, Victorian and Colonial
Shilpi Paul | March 2nd 2012
In this week's edition of Best New Listings, we look at one of the oldest homes in Crestwood, a two-bedroom Victorian near Eastern Market, and a five-... read»
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