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Posts by Michele Lerner
Following are all articles by UrbanTurf author Michele Lerner, from most recent to least.
The Square Footage Game
Michele Lerner | June 26th 2013 | 15 Comments
Square footage is a hotly debated issue when it comes to buying a new home. When the listing information doesn’t include it, eyebrows are raised, and... read »
The Cons of Condo Board Membership
Michele Lerner | January 14th 2011 | 8 Comments
This is the second installment of a two-part series on the joys and pains of becoming a member of the condo or co-op board in your building. ... read »
The Pros of Joining Your Condo or Co-op Board
Michele Lerner | January 7th 2011 | 3 Comments
Early in 2010, UrbanTurf ran a two-part series on the joys and pains of becoming a member of the condo or co-op board in your building. Here is the... read »
Rent vs. Buy: Capitol Hill
Michele Lerner | April 26th 2010 | 7 Comments
In Rent vs. Buy this week, UrbanTurf looks at Capitol Hill, a neighborhood that has evolved from a convenient home for congressional staffers to one... read »
Rent vs. Buy: West End
Michele Lerner | March 26th 2010 | 2 Comments
In Rent vs. Buy this week, UrbanTurf looks at West End, a neighborhood where you will need deep pockets whether you are renting or buying. ... read »
Rent vs. Buy: Cleveland Park
Michele Lerner | March 19th 2010 | 3 Comments
In Rent vs. Buy this week, UrbanTurf looks at Cleveland Park, a neighborhood whose mix of residential side streets and commercial buzz attracts young... read »
Rent vs. Buy: Columbia Heights
Michele Lerner | March 12th 2010 | 3 Comments
In this week's Rent vs. Buy, UrbanTurf looks at Columbia Heights to gather estimates of rent and home prices in order to determine which makes more... read »
Rent vs. Buy: Dupont Circle
Michele Lerner | March 4th 2010 | 4 Comments
In Rent vs. Buy this week, UrbanTurf looks at Dupont Circle to gather estimates of rent and home prices, in order to determine which makes more sense... read »
A Development Grows in Brookland
Michele Lerner | March 2nd 2010 | 3 Comments
Brookland was once known as “Little Rome” for its Catholic connections, but as it becomes a mecca for artists, it may need to change its nickname to... read »
Do Higher Condo Fees Mean Lower Listing Price?
Michele Lerner | March 1st 2010 | 6 Comments
Along with the mysterious nature of what condo fees cover, many homebuyers wonder how these fees affect unit prices. We will attempt to answer this... read »
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