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UrbanTurf Staff | July 8th 2011
In May, a measure was implemented in the District that required lenders to enter into mediation with homeowners facing foreclosure prior to foreclosin... read»
This Week's Find: Capitol Hill Two-Bedroom in Former Church
UrbanTurf Staff | July 8th 2011
For just over 100 years, St. Monica's, a church on Capitol Hill, served congregations of varying sizes and denominations until 2009 when its congregat... read»
Potomac: A Suburb on Steroids
Amanda Abrams | July 7th 2011
Almost everything in Potomac, Md. is oversized. The houses are huge, the lawns are wide, and in order to live here, one needs to have a pretty large a... read»
4.6%: Mortgage Rates Continue to Rise
UrbanTurf Staff | July 7th 2011
Long-term mortgage rates increased this week by the largest amount in nine weeks, but remain quite low by historical standards. ... read»
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Neighborhood Eats: Eataly? Can It Be?
Rebecca Cooper | July 7th 2011
The news that Mario Batali and Co. are planning to bring their Eataly concept to DC had the city restaurant scene buzzing this week. ... read»
Construction on Anacostia's W Street Townhouses Could Begin By End of Year
UrbanTurf Staff | July 7th 2011
Construction and pre-sales could start by the end of the year on the W Street townhome and condo project, the first significant new-construction resid... read»
1020 Monroe Announces Pricing, Delivery Planned For This Fall
Mark Wellborn | July 6th 2011
UrbanTurf has learned that pricing has been nailed down for 1020 Monroe, a 28-unit condo project in Columbia Heights that is scheduled to deliver this... read»
Duke Ellington's Childhood Home Under Contract
UrbanTurf Staff | July 6th 2011
UrbanTurf has learned that a house on 13th Street, where the legendary Duke Ellington spent some of his childhood years, hit the market a few days ago... read»
Same Song: Apartment Rents Up, Vacancy Still Low in DC Area
UrbanTurf Staff | July 6th 2011
Apartment rents continue to go up and vacancies remain low in the DC area, according to Delta Associates second quarter report. ... read»
New 95-Unit Residential Project Proposed For 15th Street
Mark Wellborn | July 6th 2011
The Meridian Hill Neighborhood Association reported over the holiday weekend that Jair Lynch Development Partners has proposed a 95-unit, nine-story r... read»
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