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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
Annabelle Selldorf-Designed 14th Street Development Receives Historic Approval
Nena Perry-Brown | June 3rd 2016
The Historic Preservation Review Board granted unanimous approval to the proposed concept of the Whitman-Walker redevelopment in Logan Circle. ... read»
Theaters, Schools, and the 1,900 Units on the Boards in Southwest
Nena Perry-Brown | July 25th 2019
While some major projects have delivered in Southwest over the past year, others are still in the early stages.... read»
Zoning Recommendation Threatens DC's Tiny Houses
Lark Turner | July 25th 2014
The owners of an alley lot housing DC's Boneyard Studios asked the Office of Planning to reconsider a zoning recommendation that would make living ful... read»
Pocket Listings: The Good and Bad
UrbanTurf Sponsor | January 15th 2013
Pocket listings, also called private or secret listings, are properties not advertised to the public on the multiple listings service (MLS) but instea... read»
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Five Design Concepts for How to Save the Tidal Basin from Flooding
Nena Perry-Brown | October 21st 2020
Save the Tidal Basin has mounted an online exhibition of design concepts that would adapt the site to worsening flood conditions.... read»
Developer Seeks to Rezone DC's Grimke School Site for Redevelopment
Nena Perry-Brown | January 10th 2018
Plans for the redevelopment of the Grimke School are moving forward...again.... read»
HGTV’s My First Place Still Casting in DC Area
Mark Wellborn | August 12th 2009
Back in May, we reported that the HGTV program My First Place was holding casting calls in the DC/Baltimore area. UrbanTurf received word yesterday th... read»
Logan Circle Micro-Units Eke Out Support from Zoning
Lark Turner | June 17th 2014
After nearly a year of back-and-forth with the BZA, Brook Rose and Gregg Busch got the go-ahead to continue with their 27-unit micro project next to t... read»
A Look at the 14th Street Beer Garden With a Filling Station Theme
Nena Perry-Brown | November 1st 2021
The beer garden would, in part, convert a former auto repair shop.... read»
The 317 Units and 116 Hotel Rooms Remaining for The Wharf and a Look at What Has Already Delivered
Nena Perry-Brown | May 9th 2018
Following the delivery of the first phase of The Wharf last October, not many residential units remain to be built, but there are plenty already there... read»
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This week’s Best New Listings takes us from a grand Tudor Revival estate in Forest ... read »
Mortgage fraud is a financial crime involving intentional deception or misrepresentat... read »
The team behind Nesso Plaza, the H Street "urban mall" concept floated back in late 2... read »
A four-story-plus-penthouse building with 22 units is on the works for an H Street al... read »
DC is discussing borrowing a page from NYC's tax playbook.... read »
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