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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
Foxhall Village: 350 Homes Just West of Georgetown
Dena Levitz | September 7th 2012
Foxhall Village, a neighborhood hidden away between Palisades and Georgetown, is home to high-end Tudor homes, top schools and residents who sometimes... read»
Brookland: New Development Could Shake Up Pastoral Peace
Gretchen Cook | July 12th 2010
The northeast DC neighborhood of Brookland is an area that has developed the reputation for having a decidedly small town vibe. But that may be about ... read»
Co-ops for Dummies
Shilpi Paul | October 24th 2013
If you're looking to buy a unit in a multifamily building, chances are you've come across a number of co-ops. UrbanTurf wanted to outline a few of the... read»
In 40 Years, Your Home Will Be Taken Away
Shilpi Paul | April 19th 2012
At River Place in Arlington, the residents own their co-ops, but don't own the land that the building sits on. And, in 40 years, that will be a proble... read»
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Gentrification in DC: Five Takeaways From a Recent Forum
Shilpi Paul | October 3rd 2012
On Thursday night, Tabaq bistro was packed with residents eager to hear the the thoughts of the speakers on the DC Humanities Council's latest panel d... read»
Eataly Signs On For a DC Location
UrbanTurf Staff | April 2nd 2014
Eataly has signed a letter of intent for somewhere in the vicinity of 30,000 to 35,000 square feet of retail space at the massive Capitol Crossing pro... read»
Deanwood: A Little Bit of Country Just Inside the District’s Borders
Amanda Abrams | August 25th 2010
Located east of the Anacostia River and just inside the District’s northeast border, Deanwood has long been viewed as a community with a rural atmos... read»
Kalorama: A Posh View From Embassy Row
Shilpi Paul | May 11th 2012
The small neighborhood of Kalorama emerged during a period of rapid development in DC's history, and the architecture is a kind of time capsule that t... read»
Changes to BB&T's CHIP Loan, The FHA Alternative
UrbanTurf Sponsor | January 12th 2012
BB&T’s Community Homeownership Incentive Program, better known as CHIP, is one of the best alternatives to FHA financing. Recently, however, a n... read»
The Tiny Houses of Stronghold: An Update
Shilpi Paul | July 11th 2013
Boneyard Studios, a collection of tiny houses in an alley of DC's Stronghold neighborhood, has come a long way since we last visited in November.... read»
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In this article, we will outline the typical contents of a condominium document packa... read »
Mortgage rate buydowns can be a good option for buyers who want to save money on inte... read »
Nearly a year has passed since UrbanTurf last checked in on the office-to-residential... read »
Howard University has taken another step toward transforming its stretch of Georgia A... read »
The DC area's rental market is running counter to the tightening trend showing up nat... read »
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