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It's Raining, It's Pouring: Google Maps Adds Weather Function
Mark Wellborn | August 19th 2011
While the latest feature rolled out by Google is not directly relevant to those on the real estate hunt, we use Google Maps in so many of our articles... read»
Coming to Brookland: 45 High-End Townhomes
UrbanTurf Sponsor | May 12th 2015
This past weekend, Bozzuto Homes celebrated the official opening of Gallery Towns, a brand new townhome community in DC's Brookland neighborhood. ... read»
The (Approximately) 1,500 Units Coming to Downtown Bethesda
Nena Perry-Brown | March 23rd 2016
UrbanTurf is continuing its early 2016 look at residential developments in the planning and construction phases for neighborhoods in the DC area. This... read»
AIA Creates Database of Unfinished Projects
Shilpi Paul | November 8th 2011
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) hopes that a new database will get stalled projects back in motion and architects and developers back to wo... read»
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Executive Order Expected to Grease the Wheels in Opportunity Zones
Nena Perry-Brown | December 12th 2018
DC announced its 25 Opportunity Zones earlier this year.... read»
DC Council Votes to Move Comprehensive Plan Forward
Nena Perry-Brown | July 10th 2019
The DC Council has a lot on the to-do list after first vote on the amended Framework Element of the Comprehensive Plan.... read»
Could DC Incentivize Office to Residential Conversions?
Nena Perry-Brown | September 30th 2019
A recent city commissioned report identifies the obstacles to and potential for creating housing out of vacant office buildings.... read»
The Slow Return of DC's Housing Inventory
UrbanTurf Staff | September 6th 2013
Two local real estate data experts lay out the reasons why they think housing inventory in the DC area will come back, albeit slowly, this fall. ... read»
DC-Area Home Sellers: Beware Paragraph 7
Craig Davitian | March 29th 2011
The most-used home sales contract form in DC is the Greater Capital Association of Realtors' “Regional Sales Contract.” While all of its t... read»
Since 2000, Home Values in DC and Its Suburbs Have Gone Opposite Ways
Nena Perry-Brown | August 18th 2016
The growth in DC home values has far outpaced that of the DC area suburbs in the last fifteen years.... read»
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In this article, UrbanTurf will explore the considerations and steps involved in buyi... read »
A vacant office building in North Bethesda could be replaced with a 300-unit apartmen... read »
An interesting residential redevelopment has been floated for a former school in Tako... read »
The mix is notable: every unit is family-sized, with three bedrooms in each of the fo... read »
The report found that the DC area saw millionaire renter households increase 219% bet... read »
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- DC’s Millionaire Renter Households Have More Than Tripled Since 2020
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