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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
What is Happening With Apartment Rents in the DC Area?
UrbanTurf Staff | January 18th 2024
UrbanTurf takes a look at rents for Class A apartments in the DC region.... read»
The 1,700 Units on the Boards for Ballston (and Virginia Square)
Nena Perry-Brown | December 3rd 2020
As UrbanTurf winds down its residential rundowns, we turn our attention to Ballston, where over 1,000 residential units have delivered since our last ... read»
The 5 Most Competitive Neighborhoods For DC Homebuyers in 2021
UrbanTurf Staff | May 20th 2021
With the spring housing market in full swing and that market significantly favoring sellers, UrbanTurf is taking a look at the neighborhoods around DC... read»
As DC's Redistricting Process Begins, Many Voices Weigh In
Nena Perry-Brown | September 30th 2021
On Wednesday, DC Councilmember Elissa Silverman held the second of many upcoming public hearings about the city's redistricting, and the conversation ... read»
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Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor: The Right Place at the Wrong Time
Will Smith | October 7th 2009
The corridor in Arlington that runs from Rosslyn to Ballston received some national attention this week in the form of an article in The New York Time... read»
HOA Fees Rise Almost 50 Percent in the DC Area in Last Decade
Nena Perry-Brown | March 17th 2017
A recent study by Trulia shows that homeowners association fees have risen dramatically nationwide between 2005-2015. While this trend also holds true... read»
$132,500: The Median Income of First-Time Buyers in the DC Area
Nena Perry-Brown | January 9th 2019
First-time homebuyers in the DC area earn nearly $55,000 more than non-buyers.... read»
Can This Be Built In My Backyard?
Nena Perry-Brown | March 13th 2018
Recently, a tool debuted in Los Angeles that tells homeowners whether an additional rear dwelling is permitted on their lots. Does DC need something s... read»
What Generation Y Wants In A Home
Mark Wellborn | January 13th 2011
Urban setting, outdoor space and no formal dining rooms. That is what Generation Y is looking for in a house these days, The Wall Street Journal repor... read»
Best New Listings: Two Corners, Hidden Spaces, and Mid-Century Style
Nena Perry-Brown | May 29th 2020
This week’s Best New Listings includes a house on a corner lot in Grant Park, a house with hidden spaces in Hyattsville, and a mid-century modern ho... read»
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Most Popular... This Week • Last 30 Days • Ever
Artena Bethesda, a residential project planned for 8000 Wisconsin Avenue, appears to ... read »
Asking $18,750,000, the home sits on just over an acre and spans more than 15,000 squ... read »
A new report finds the area is a popular destination for Gen Z movers, even as millen... read »
The DC area housing market lost steam in August, with buyers retreating on multiple f... read »
The conversion of a 19th Street office building into apartments has officially begun.... read »
- Eight Years Later, 440-Unit Downtown Bethesda Development Back On The Boards
- Wesley Heights Estate To Hit Market For Just South Of $19 Million
- DC Region Draws Gen Z Renters, Job-Seekers As Millennials Leave Town, Report Finds
- Home Sales Slide, Inventory Surges: DC Area Market Shifts in Buyers' Favor
- Former Verizon HQ In Dupont Breaks Ground on Its Path to 209 Apartments
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