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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
Real Estate Crowdfunding Now a $1 Billion Industry
Lark Turner | March 5th 2015
DC's homegrown crowdfunding platform, Fundrise, helped make the idea viable for U.S. investors.... read»
110 Units (Including Live/Work) Proposed for Bethesda Midas Site
Nena Perry-Brown | October 25th 2021
A previous proposal for the site shared last year would have delivered 83 units and some parking spaces.... read»
The Nearly 3,000 Units on the Boards from Trinidad to Gallaudet
UrbanTurf Staff | July 19th 2022
Today, UrbanTurf takes a look at the large developments on the boards from Trinidad to Ivy City.... read»
One Residence Remains at The Adele: A High-End Boutique Condo in the Heart of DC
UrbanTurf Sponsor | December 6th 2018
The Adele overlooks the White House and has rooftop views of the Washington Monument. Just one of its 14 residences remains on the market.... read»
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Seasons Change: The New Normal is the Old Normal For DC-Area Housing Market
Nena Perry-Brown | October 1st 2021
After two years of a seller's market, local real estate professionals see a return to the cyclical patterns that were the norm before the pandemic. ... read»
A Montessori Charter School For Ward 5?
Shilpi Paul | February 12th 2013
In early April, the DC Public Charter School Board will consider applications for a new round of charter schools. And one of those applications would ... read»
From 460 to 500 Units: One of NoMa's Biggest Planned Developments Aims to Get Bigger
Nena Perry-Brown | October 23rd 2019
The development team is seeking zoning approval to increase the number of residential units to 500.... read»
DC Property Tax Assessments Show Decrease in Value
Mark Wellborn | February 26th 2010
DC’s Office of Tax and Revenue sent out 2011 tax assessment notices to property owners today, and most owners will likely be disappointed by wha... read»
Before and After: A Gradual Renovation in Rosedale
Nena Perry-Brown | June 29th 2018
For some homeowners, renovation plans need to be executed all at once. For others, the process is more gradual and often more thoughtful as a result. ... read»
Report: DC Has Highest Level of Zombie Foreclosures in the Country
Nena Perry-Brown | August 15th 2019
While DC proper has far fewer zombie properties than other counties, 12.5 percent of the 176 properties being foreclosed on in the city are zombies.... read»
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UrbanTurf is re-running its primer on property taxes which outlines a few things that... read »
The wait for Eataly in the DC area has been a long one.... read »
Today, we highlight the five DC neighborhoods that have been the most affordable to h... read »
The Arlington County Board signed off on a pair of transformative residential project... read »
The plan to add a shade structure along the Cleveland Park commercial corridor has re... read »
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- The Plan To Throw Shade On Cleveland Park Looks For Approval
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