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Where in DC Do Gay Couples Live?
Shilpi Paul | June 18th 2012
Which neighborhoods in DC have the highest percentage of gay couples? In honor of Gay Pride month, Trulia's Chief Economist Jed Kolko examined Census ... read»
3 Million Square Feet: New Images Show Massive Development Plans Adjacent to Union Station
UrbanTurf Staff | June 16th 2022
Developer Akridge has released new images of their planned Burnham Place development as part of an informational meeting before the U.S. Commission of... read»
DC's Hidden Places: Olive Street
Nena Perry-Brown | May 25th 2016
In this week's edition of Hidden Places, we head to a three-block stretch in Georgetown's East Village.... read»
This Week's Find: Former Estate to Stately Five-Bedroom
Nena Perry-Brown | March 20th 2018
This Week's Find is a French provincial house that once was an estate anchoring the community created around it.... read»
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The Buying vs. Renting Equation is Changing
Lark Turner | April 8th 2015
The "breakeven" point where buying becomes worthwhile is getting longer, according to Zillow. ... read»
The 1,300 Units Planned for Mount Vernon Triangle and Chinatown
Nena Perry-Brown | May 17th 2017
As UrbanTurf continues updating the status of the residential development pipeline around the DC area, we turn our attention to the Mount Vernon Trian... read»
Generation Y Wants the Dream Neighborhood, Not the Dream Home
Mark Wellborn | December 6th 2010
If you were born between the years of 1981 and 1989, then you are much more interested in living in a neighborhood that you like, rather than a home y... read»
The Latest on the Residential Project Planned Next to Howard Theatre
UrbanTurf Staff | March 2nd 2016
The seven-story development will have 59 to 79 units and will revamp the plaza at Wiltberger and T Streets NW. ... read»
This Week's Find: A Double-Double on a Basketball Court
Nena Perry-Brown | December 9th 2019
This Norfolk apartment used to be a basketball court and not much has changed.... read»
A Metro Development; A 7-11 Development and a Whole Foods: A Look at the Takoma/Georgia Ave Pipeline
Nena Perry-Brown | April 21st 2022
Construction has continued humming along on the uppermost stretch of Georgia Avenue and along the northeastern border of Maryland.... read»
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In this article, UrbanTurf will explain what special assessments are, how they work, ... read »
HRP Group is taking its plans for the first three building blocks and two major open ... read »
Today, UrbanTurf heads down to a portion of Southwest DC to see what large residentia... read »
The average homeownership tenure in the DC metro hit a record high in the first quart... read »
The project proposed for a limestone mansion and adjacent buildings at the corner of ... read »
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