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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
The Return of Concessions and an Abundance of Options: DC Shows Glints of Being Buyer-Friendly
Nena Perry-Brown | November 1st 2019
While DC remains a ways off from being a buyer's market, the fall housing market is far less frenzied than in recent years.... read»
Best New Listings: Eccentric on 16th and a Nail-less Build
Ashley Hopko | May 31st 2024
This week's Best New Listings includes a home in Potomac that was built without nails or screws, a colorful condo with banana wallpaper and a clean-cu... read»
Mayor Proposes New Grocery Store Incentive for Wards 7 and 8
Nena Perry-Brown | January 27th 2021
As proposed, this bill would make it easier for grocery stores in Wards 7 and 8 to get a certain class of license to sell beer, wine, and spirits.... read»
Could the World's Coolest Dorm Inspire Small-Scale Apartments?
Shilpi Paul | August 24th 2012
Earlier this week, UrbanTurf came across images of a very cool dorm in Denmark that made us wonder: with the burgeoning popularity of micro-studios in... read»
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A Market on Steroids: The DC-Area Housing Market Went Into Overdrive in March
UrbanTurf Staff | April 14th 2021
The spring housing market looks to be one of the best on record for the area.... read»
What A Reinvented Georgetown Canal Could Look Like
Lark Turner | March 19th 2014
Floating docks, boats and plenty of foot traffic are in the plans for one of Georgetown's under-used attractions.... read»
Movie Theater, Marketplace, Dog Run: The Design Options for a Downtown DC Alley
Nena Perry-Brown | June 19th 2019
The public can now vote on how to activate a Mount Vernon Triangle alley.... read»
How Much is That Home Worth? The 3 Charts That Explain DC Housing Prices
UrbanTurf Staff | June 18th 2021
UrbanTurf analyzed prices for condos, co-ops, rowhouses and detached single family homes over the last year to provide a more clear sense with what is... read»
Camden Roosevelt: Popular With Nat King Cole and Twentysomethings
Shilpi Paul | February 1st 2012
At the corner at 16th and V Streets NW sits Camden Roosevelt, a 1920's hotel-turned-apartment building that still has the feel of its former life. ... read»
Monument Realty Proposes 133-Unit Residential Project For Chinatown
UrbanTurf Staff | August 25th 2015
The new 11-story development will sit about a half block north of the Verizon Center. ... 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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