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Paying the Price: The High Fees Associated With Co-op Living
Mark Wellborn | January 14th 2011
For some home buyers out there, it can be a letdown to find an amazing unit only to discover that the monthly fees are higher than you anticipated. We... read»
Mall Conversions, Trader Joes? The 1,500 Units in the Friendship Heights Pipeline
UrbanTurf Staff | May 16th 2023
The residential projects that have sprouted up on the Maryland and DC sides of the Friendship Heights neighborhood include perhaps the most anticipate... read»
Whole Foods at Walter Reed To Open This Summer
UrbanTurf Staff | March 8th 2023
At an ANC 4A meeting on Tuesday night, representatives from Whole Foods said that the 40,000 square foot store will open at some point this summer, al... read»
First-Timer Primer: What is a 203K Loan?
UrbanTurf Staff | November 18th 2024
In this edition of First-Timer Primer, we look at the ins and outs of the 203k loan.... read»
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New Images and a Progress Update for DC's 11th Street Bridge Park
Nena Perry-Brown | September 19th 2017
On Monday evening, DDOT, Building Bridges Across the River, and architects from OMA+OLIN made an updated presentation to the community about the 11th ... read»
“Produce the note.” 3 Words That Could Stave Off Foreclosure
Will Smith | February 18th 2009
Website The Consumer Warning Network is publicizing an intriguing technique that consumers facing home foreclosure can use to improve their leverage a... read»
The (Many) Residential Developments on Tap For H Street
Shilpi Paul | October 19th 2011
In light of recent news that Jair Lynch will build 240 apartments on three plots near 6th and H Street NE, UrbanTurf decided to outline the residentia... read»
Mount Vernon Triangle: A Nexus Neighborhood in Need of Green
Zak Salih | April 13th 2018
As Mount Vernon Triangle grows, residents have their fingers crossed for the one development they really want.... read»
A Look Inside a True Church-to-Residential Conversion on Capitol Hill
Nena Perry-Brown | September 17th 2018
A few months ago, UrbanTurf reported on the conversion of a 124 year-old church on Stanton Park into high-end residential units. Now, we are able to o... read»
Lyon Village: Developing An Air of Exclusivity?
Amanda Abrams | June 16th 2011
Its cute houses and immediate access to Clarendon’s many offerings have made Lyon Village one of the more attractive Arlington neighborhoods in whic... read»
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As mortgage rates have more than doubled from their historic lows over the last coupl... read »
The small handful of projects in the pipeline are either moving full steam ahead, get... read »
The longtime political strategist and pollster who has advised everyone from Presiden... read »
A report out today finds early signs that the spring could be a busy market.... read »
Lincoln-Westmoreland Housing is moving forward with plans to replace an aging Shaw af... read »
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