UrbanTurf's 2017 Year in Review
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UrbanTurf usually stays away from publishing rankings or lists…except at the end of the year when we look back at what DC’s residential real estate scene had to offer during the previous 12 months. So, over the last week we looked at not only the best but the most intriguing and peculiar things that came across our radar over the course of 2017.
Here are UrbanTurf’s Year in Review posts for those that missed them. And to all our readers, happy holidays!
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- The Best Listing of 2017 (For the the Mere Mortal)
- The Best Real Estate Deal of 2017 (With a Catch)—Two Free Houses For Curbside Pickup
- Most Innovative Way to Pay the Rent in 2017—DC’s Reefer Rent Parties
- Most Unique DC Real Estate Offering of the Year
- The Best Furnishings For a Studio Apartment: Automated Furniture
- The Best New Apartment Views in DC: Right Into Nats Park
- The Best House Transformation That We Will Never Get to See
- The Best Listing of 2017 (For the Well-Paid Lobbyist)
- DC’s Most High Line-Like of High Line Spin-offs — Transforming the Georgetown Canal
- The Most Likely Building Trend to Replace Pop-Ups—The Hop-Back
- The Most Hyped Decision of 2018 That Will Result in A Lot of Disappointment
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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/urbanturfs_2017_year_in_review/13392.
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