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Bryce Baschuk | January 10th 2011
Despite recent reports about the decline of concessions offered by apartments across the DC area, leasing professionals say that rent incentives still... read»
Best New Listings: Shaw, Kalorama and U Street Corridor
Mark Wellborn | January 9th 2011
In this week's edition of Best New Listings, we look at a 1,200 square-foot two-bedroom in a converted Victorian near the Convention Center, a $199,00... read»
The Pros of Joining Your Condo or Co-op Board
Michele Lerner | January 7th 2011
Early in 2010, UrbanTurf ran a two-part series on the joys and pains of becoming a member of the condo or co-op board in your building. Here is the fi... read»
UrbanTurf is Looking for Small Spaces
UrbanTurf Staff | January 7th 2011
Do you live in a bedroom where you can spread your arms and easily touch both walls? Is your apartment so small that it could be mistaken for a closet... read»
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474-Unit Rosslyn Project to Break Ground Later This Month
UrbanTurf Staff | January 7th 2011
DCmud reported recently that a large residential project will break ground on January 25th in Rosslyn. Rosslyn Commons will include 474 units spread a... read»
This Week's Find: The Old Farmhouse in Mount Pleasant
Mark Wellborn | January 6th 2011
For This Week's Find, we head to Mount Pleasant where a 1870s Queen Anne Victorian that is known around the neighborhood as "the old farmhouse" just h... read»
From $1 Million to $11 Million: Ten Years of Georgetown Home Appreciation
Mark Wellborn | January 6th 2011
It is no secret that buying a home in Georgetown these days is next to impossible unless you are a millionaire. But as some of the biggest home sales ... read»
Douglas Development Getting Back Into the Rental Game
Mark Wellborn | January 6th 2011
Housing Complex reports that plans are moving forward for a new 200-unit apartment building from Douglas Development near New York Avenue and 6th Stre... read»
Palisades: The Long, Skinny Neighborhood at the City’s Northwest Edge
Amanda Abrams | January 6th 2011
The DC neighborhood of Palisades, a quiet community northwest of Georgetown University, is a place that many city residents have heard of, but not vis... read»
Low Apartment Vacancy and High Rents Continue for DC Area in 2011, Report Says
Bryce Baschuk | January 5th 2011
Delta Associates has released its year-end report of the DC area apartment market which shows low vacancy, increasing rents and a probable shortage of... read»
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