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UrbanTurf Week in Review
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In case you were out of town or busy at work, here is a quick rundown of some of the stories that UrbanTurf ran over the past week.
- Here is a look at listings that we considered to be top-notch.
- Apartment vacancy dropped across the country but rose in DC.
- Our resident housing market guru analyzed housing statistics for the zip code that encompasses Takoma Park.
- We gave you a look at what one (of many) of 14th Street’s new residential projects will look like.
- Prices dropped on a couple of sub-$350,000 homes that we have featured.
- News came that sales will start in May on a 22-unit condo project on Georgia Avenue, and that it will deliver this summer.
- We profiled what we considered a bargain in 16th Street Heights and a very cool former architect’s home in Woodley Park.
- Our friends over at Apartment Therapy started their Smallest/Coolest Home Contest.
- A reader identified a tax issue that some self-employed home buyers may face.
- And we took a look at what would happen to housing if the federal government shut down.
This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/urbanturf_week_in_review4/3297.
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