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Nine-Unit Condo Project Planned For Kalorama
Mark Wellborn | September 6th 2011
UrbanTurf has learned that a new five-story, nine-unit residential development is being planned for an empty lot in Kalorama, a bit of an anomaly for ... read»
Deal of the Week: Something About Dupont Circle's Willard Street
Mark Wellborn | September 6th 2011
Buyers looking for a one or two-bedroom bargain in Dupont Circle may want to start their search on Willard Street. ... read»
Don't Bank on Getting The Lowest Mortgage Rate
UrbanTurf Staff | September 6th 2011
In these times of historically low mortgage rates, it is not uncommon to see advertisements for rates below 4 percent. However, actually getting that ... read»
U Street Corridor: The Difference a Decade Makes
Amanda Abrams | September 2nd 2011
Fifteen years ago, the U Street Corridor didn't exist as a DC neighborhood. Now, it is home to a diverse population and one of the city's trendier nig... read»
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Neighborhood Eats: Hawk & Dove Revamp, Shaw’s Tavern Closes (For Now), minibar Is Back
Rebecca Cooper | September 2nd 2011
Washington has been enjoying a rare, sublime August week after Hurricane Irene, which has filled up patios and rooftops throughout the area. So here&#... read»
The Price of an LA Minimalist Home Revealed
UrbanTurf Staff | September 2nd 2011
Late last week, we asked readers to guess the price of a two-bedroom home in Los Angeles designed by an architect that specializes in minimalism. Afte... read»
Sneak Peek: New Whole Foods in Foggy Bottom
UrbanTurf Staff | September 1st 2011
On September 6, DC's fourth Whole Foods store will open in Foggy Bottom. Today, UrbanTurf, along with other media, got a look inside the high-end groc... read»
4.22%: Mortgage Rates Unchanged This Week
UrbanTurf Staff | September 1st 2011
Mortgage rates on a 30-year fixed coasted along this week at the same rate as last week, averaging 4.22 percent with 0.7 of a point.... read»
Quality Over Quantity for New Condos Coming to DC Area
UrbanTurf Staff | August 31st 2011
While the pipeline of residential projects coming to the DC area is robust, the nature of the new condominium developments will be different than duri... read»
Market Watch: The Rough Housing Market of 20032
Keith Gibbons | August 31st 2011
To wrap up the first tour of the state of housing markets in DC zip codes, we look at July sales in 20032, which forms the District's southeast tip bo... read»
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