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Posts by Andrew Siddons
Following are all articles by UrbanTurf author Andrew Siddons, from most recent to least.
Eckington: Not to Be Confused With Bloomingdale
Andrew Siddons | September 8th 2011 | 5 Comments
As one of DC's oldest neighborhoods, it is a little bit ironic that Eckington has a much lower profile than the neighborhoods surrounding it.... read »
Perception and Reality: What Home Buyers Want
Andrew Siddons | August 19th 2011
This article examines the gaps between perception and reality in terms of home buyer attitudes, based on a survey by the National Association of... read »
New Arlington Townhouses To Deliver in Early 2012
Andrew Siddons | July 18th 2011 | 1 Comment
Northern Virginia developer Evergreene Homes is planning a 13-townhome project for the southwest corner of Lee Highway and North Veitch Street.... read »
First Phase of Rhode Island Row Ready For Occupancy in October
Andrew Siddons | July 13th 2011 | 12 Comments
UrbanTurf has learned that starting in October, the first of 274 rental units at Rhode Island Row will be ready for occupancy, and that potential... read »
NoMa: Evolving from a Brand to a Neighborhood
Andrew Siddons | June 24th 2011 | 4 Comments
The DC neighborhood dubbed NoMa is still terra incognito to those who don’t have a reason to set foot there, but given its proximity to downtown... read »
Bloomingdale’s Secret: Crispus Attucks Park
Andrew Siddons | May 3rd 2011
Among the Bloomingdale neighborhood's many charms is a park that is hidden away among its stately turreted row houses. ... read »
The Uncertain Future of TOPA
Andrew Siddons | April 20th 2011 | 2 Comments
The funding for the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA), a program that gives DC residents the right of first refusal if their landlord puts... read »
Fort Totten: Five Years Could Make a Big Difference
Andrew Siddons | April 15th 2011 | 2 Comments
For most DC residents, Fort Totten is little more than a transfer point for Metro's Red, Yellow and Green lines. But planned development could make... read »
Less Height, More History: The Latest on the Redevelopment of Hine Junior High School
Andrew Siddons | April 11th 2011 | 2 Comments
Capitol Hill residents have always been active in shaping the plans for new construction on their streets. In keeping with this tradition, community... read »
Will New Smart Meters Bring an End to Huge Pepco Bills?
Andrew Siddons | February 26th 2011 | 4 Comments
Pepco has been the target of recent criticism, not only because of power outages during last month's winter storms, but also because of surprisingly... read »
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