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Raze Application May Spell The End For One of DC's Last Diner Buildings
UrbanTurf Staff | March 7th 2023
The application has been filed for the American City Diner along Connecticut Avenue in Chevy Chase.... read»
Fierce Competition, But Pickier Buyers: The Climate of the DC Housing Market
Nena Perry-Brown | April 19th 2019
The DC area housing market continues to be characterized by fierce competition, although an increase in supply combined with low interest rates may e... read»
Raze Applications Filed For Long-Planned Superfresh Redevelopment in AU Park
UrbanTurf Staff | June 14th 2022
The applications have been filed for three properties in American University Park and could signal movement on the long-planned development.... read»
463-Unit Mixed-Use Project Planned Next to Audi Field Heads to Zoning Commission
Nena Perry-Brown | September 29th 2021
The proposed project would deliver residential units; office, retail and entertainment space; and a woonerf.... read»
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How The 379-Unit Union Market Gateway Project Aims to Announce Itself
Nena Perry-Brown | January 5th 2021
Since a residential bridge was nixed on this proposed EDENS development, the building will assert its gateway status via a different method.... read»
DC Zoning Changes Approved, Will Go Into Effect in September
UrbanTurf Staff | January 14th 2016
On Thursday night, the Zoning Commission unanimously approved the city's long-debated zoning changes.... read»
Alley Dwellings and Corner Stores: New Zoning Rules Take Effect
Nena Perry-Brown | September 6th 2016
The first comprehensive overhaul of the zoning code since 1958 went into effect today, and while most of the changes are more technical than tangible,... read»
All Cash, No Contingencies: DC’s Housing Market Gets Crazier
Lark Turner | May 21st 2015
With home sales at their highest level since 2007, the DC area market is heading into a hot summer.... read»
The Three Charts That Indicate the Spring Housing Market in DC Could Be Competitive
UrbanTurf Staff | February 16th 2018
The spring housing market is still a month away, but UrbanTurf dug into a variety of current data metrics that give a sense of what buyers and sellers... read»
The 2,250 Units Planned For Walter Reed and Upper Georgia Avenue
Nena Perry-Brown | May 8th 2019
The residential pipeline is progressing on and near upper Georgia Avenue, led by the redevelopment of the old Walter Reed campus.... read»
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The Sphere is one step closer to reality in Prince George’s County.... read »
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