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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
Mount Pleasant: Sought-After Homes Surround Main Street in Transition
Amanda Abrams | November 3rd 2010
The homes of Mount Pleasant have become some of the most desirable within the DC borders for city homebuyers. However, those homes make up just one se... read»
748 Units, a Grocery Store, and a Sandlot: The First Phase of the "Bridge District"
Nena Perry-Brown | August 9th 2021
Plans for one of the largest new developments in DC have been filed with the city.... read»
30 Days With Car2Go
Mark Wellborn | October 2nd 2012
During my first month using car2go, I discovered that DC's relatively-new car sharing service is very easy to abuse. And that means it will soon be ub... read»
Micro-Units and Shared Living Space: Crystal City WeLive Concept Gets Approval
UrbanTurf Staff | July 21st 2014
The Arlington County Board approved plans for a 252-unit project in Crystal City that will put the WeLive concept to the test. ... read»
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Penn Quarter/Chinatown: DC's Go-Go-Go Neighborhood
Amanda Abrams | February 10th 2011
If an urban area is defined as a place with chockablock storefronts, sophisticated restaurants, and a high ratio of pedestrians per square foot of pav... read»
The 2 Million Square Feet of Development Proposed for Benning Road and Minnesota Avenue
Nena Perry-Brown | November 25th 2020
The "Northeast Heights" development would replace the East River Park and Senator Square shopping centers.... read»
Rockville Town Square: Despite the Dynamism, Still Somewhat Generic
Amanda Abrams | July 22nd 2011
Rockville Town Square is the kind of development that makes “new urbanism” fans smile. The developers succeeded in creating a mix of retail, resta... read»
As DC's Airbnb Economy Thrives, Legal Issues Remain
Lark Turner | January 31st 2014
For travelers and hosts, Airbnb feels like a win-win. However, as the service and others like it grow, budget-minded travelers aren't the only ones ta... read»
$39 Million + A Basketball Court Over the Potomac: The DC Area's New Most Expensive Home For Sale
UrbanTurf Staff | May 11th 2022
The eight-bedroom, 35,000 square-foot home known as The Cliffs hit the market Wednesday.... read»
The Emerging Restaurant Scene on 11th Street
Rebecca Cooper | May 11th 2012
A swath of new, independent restaurants are finding their footing a few blocks from Columbia Heights' main drag. ... read»
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With today being Earth Day, UrbanTurf decided to do an article that runs down five wa... read »
Today, UrbanTurf takes a look at what remains in the residential pipeline for Union M... read »
Today, UrbanTurf is taking a look at the areas around DC that have seen the highest h... read »
Regular UrbanTurf readers will remember the triangle house in Adams Morgan.... read »
The Potomac is endangered; a new buyer for Hotel Harrington; and the $42 million view... read »
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