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A Few Design Changes For The Wharf's Second Act
Nena Perry-Brown | November 27th 2017
In response to concerns from neighbors, stakeholders and city officials, the development team behind the Wharf has offered some additional renderings ... read»
How Many People Are on the Move in the DC Area?
Nena Perry-Brown | August 16th 2018
ATTOM's pre-mover index indicates the DC metro area has the fifth-highest percentage of people expected to move next quarter.... read»
Déjà View: DC Returns to Advocating for Relaxed Height Act
Nena Perry-Brown | October 28th 2019
Relaxed height maximums in DC would require an act of Congress — something which failed a few years ago.... read»
A First Look For Walter Reed's First New Condominiums
UrbanTurf Sponsor | April 16th 2019
The Brooks is a collection of 89 elegantly appointed one-, two- and three-bedroom condominiums starting from the low $400s.... read»
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Appealing a Property Value Assessment in DC
Shilpi Paul | March 26th 2012
Did the city make a too-high assessment of your home, resulting in a bigger tax pay day than you were expecting? If so, you still have a week to file ... read»
DC: The Country's Priciest Housing Market in 2012
Lark Turner | September 8th 2014
A new report shows that DC was the most expensive housing market in the country in 2011-2012.... read»
The Local Company Who Is Reimagining Pre-Sale Home Improvement
UrbanTurf Sponsor | August 7th 2018
MaxSalePrice launched in 2017 with a mission to help agents and their clients get homes ready for market with no upfront payment.... read»
In a Statistical Bake-Off, Fairfax Trumps Montgomery County
Mark Wellborn | January 27th 2010
The Washington Post reported today on a comprehensive study of Fairfax County that was compiled by two Montgomery County government staffers over a pe... read»
Tour the Ballpark Condos with Nats Park & River Views
UrbanTurf Sponsor | September 26th 2019
eNvy, the new condominium with one of the most spectacular views in the Ballpark District, is on schedule for a winter delivery and is more than 40 pe... read»
Is DC's $5,000 First-Time Buyer Tax Credit Coming Back?
Shilpi Paul | January 9th 2013
The $5,000 first-time homebuyer credit in DC expired in December 2011, but Eleanor Holmes Norton is working to get it re-instated. ... read»
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Artena Bethesda, a residential project planned for 8000 Wisconsin Avenue, appears to ... read »
The Washington Commanders and design firm HKS have released the first renderings of t... read »
A new report finds the area is a popular destination for Gen Z movers, even as millen... read »
The conversion of a 19th Street office building into apartments has officially begun.... read »
For years, DC-area house hunters have heard some version of the same advice: buy now,... read »
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- DC Region Draws Gen Z Renters, Job-Seekers As Millennials Leave Town, Report Finds
- Former Verizon HQ In Dupont Breaks Ground on Its Path to 209 Apartments
- Is the DC Region Headed Into Its Most Buyer-Friendly Market In Years?
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