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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
Washington Commanders Owner Purchases Georgetown's Halcyon House For $28 Million
UrbanTurf Staff | January 15th
The Wall Street Journal reported the news on Thursday afternoon.... read»
No Parking: Zoning Commission Approves The Bond at Tenley
Shilpi Paul | January 15th 2013
Last night, the Zoning Commission unanimously approved the plans for The Bond at Tenley, Douglas Development's parking-spot-free residential project.... read»
Opportunity to Buy at a Discount in Capitol Riverfront
Will Smith | March 16th 2011
Next Saturday, developer EYA will release 11 townhomes in Capitol Quarter for sale under a unique workforce financing program co-managed by the DC gov... read»
The Four Designs for the 11th Street Bridge Park
UrbanTurf Staff | September 11th 2014
On Thursday, the renderings and descriptions were released that the final four teams have put together for the highly-anticipated 11th Street Bridge P... read»
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DC Parking Study Proposes Rules that Change from Neighborhood to Neighborhood
Lark Turner | September 3rd 2014
The agency's new Curbside Management Study is thin on concrete changes, but outlines DC's many parking problems well.... read»
80-Unit Mixed-Use Development Planned For Payless Shoe Site in Adams Morgan
Nena Perry-Brown | March 2nd 2017
On Wednesday evening, Foxhall Partners shared plans for a matter of right mixed-use development at 1773-1777 Columbia Road NW that will consist of a f... read»
Turning 167 Alexandria Acres Into Potomac Yard
Shilpi Paul | February 2nd 2012
UrbanTurf recently maneuvered around construction on the site of what will over the course of the next several years become a mixed-use development in... read»
High Above the River: Inside Max Scherzer's McLean Digs
UrbanTurf Staff | August 9th 2021
With his recent move to Los Angeles, former Washington Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer will likely soon be putting his Virginia home on the market. Tod... read»
The First Phase of The Portals Will Be Converted to 450-Unit Residential Project
UrbanTurf Staff | September 14th 2022
Lowe Enterprises has big plans in the works for what was the first phase of four-building development in Southwest DC. ... read»
222 Apartments Proposed to Redevelop Church Site in Southwest DC
Nena Perry-Brown | May 26th 2020
The proposed building would include a mix of market-rate and senior affordable units.... read»
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This week’s Best New Listings includes a newish two-bedroom condo in Logan Circle a... read »
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