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Best New Listings: A Carriage House, A Bungalow and A Modern Renovation
Lark Turner | June 20th 2014
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Georgetown, West End: Where Foreign Nationals Are Looking to Buy in DC
Lark Turner | June 20th 2014
A report released Thursday revealed that DC is not a favorite for foreign homebuyers on the hunt -- but when they search in the area, they like George... read»
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Philadelphia Developer Delivers Buildings with Cork Facades
Lark Turner | June 19th 2014
The facades do double duty as cladding and insulation, developer Postgreen says.... read»
Petworth Deemed Hottest Neighborhood For House Flipping in 2013
Lark Turner | June 19th 2014
A new study released Thursday reveals that Petworth's home flipping market is just as voracious as you may have suspected.... read»
The District's Dividing Line
Lark Turner | June 18th 2014
A graphic shows a stark east-west divide in the DC area, while the city center has gotten a lot wealthier over the last two decades.... read»
This Week's Find: A Treehouse in Forest Hills
Lark Turner | June 18th 2014
This Week's Find is a midcentury modern house in Forest Hills that bolsters the neighborhood's reputation as a place to find high-end contemporary hom... read»
Home Price Watch: Homes Selling A Lot Faster in Palisades in 2014
Lark Turner | June 18th 2014
In this week's Home Price Watch, UrbanTurf's taking a look at the market in the quiet neighborhood of Palisades west of Georgetown... read»
First-Timer Primer: Obtaining a Basic Business License For Your Rental
UrbanTurf Staff | June 17th 2014
Being a landlord in DC involves a bit of paperwork, including obtaining a Basic Business License. Here is how to go about getting one. ... read»
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