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Best Fashion Statement of 2009: UrbanTurf T-Shirt

  • December 18th 2009

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Best Fashion Statement of 2009: UrbanTurf T-Shirt: Figure 1

You didn't think we were going to make it all the way through this series without a little bit of self-promotion, did you?

Chances are you have seen them around town, but the first run of UrbanTurf t-shirts came off the presses a little over a month ago, and are already in high demand. Made on the most comfortable shirt available these days (Alternative Apparel), these high-quality tees emblazoned with the UrbanTurf logo can only be acquired by winning one of our weekly contests or (gasp!) paying a nominal fee. If you are interested in the latter option, feel free to email us at editor@urbanturf.com.

A look back at the rest of the Best of 2009:

* Best City Block of 2009: 5th and K Streets NW * The Best (and Craziest) Real Estate News Outside of DC in 2009 * UrbanTurf’s Top Five Posts of 2009 * Best Tip for New Condo Buyers: Demand a Free Parking Space * The Best Listing of the Year (For Well Paid Lobbyists) * Best Condo Conversion: View 14 * Best Up-and-Comers in 2009: Redfin.com, Streetcars and FHA Loans * Best Live/Work Space: Fathom Creative * Best Neighborhood Debate: Is H Street Worth It? * Best New Tech for DC Real Estate Scene: Google Street View * Best Deal of 2009: The $419,000 Three-Bedroom * Best Record Set This Year: Mortgage Rates Hit All-Time Low * Best Local Real Estate Idea (That Went Nowhere): Inauguration Rentals * The Best Listing of the Year (For Well-Paid Lobbyists) * Best New Listing of the Year (For Mere Mortals)

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