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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
Homes Made Out of Trash That Look Really Nice
Mark Wellborn | September 4th 2009
It appears that there is an environmentally-minded home builder in Texas that may put all others in his field to shame. In this week’s departure... read»
Guess the Price: The Other Washington
Mark Wellborn | August 27th 2010
For this week's price-guessing game of homes in other metropolitan areas, we head out to what some DC natives might call the other Washington. ... read»
How SB-Urban Plans to Get Its No-Parking Developments Approved
Lark Turner | August 18th 2014
In addition to providing a number of transportation alternatives, the developer says residents at its new projects won't have cars.... read»
Montgomery County's Tallest Residences Could Be Moving Forward
UrbanTurf Staff | June 2nd 2014
Late last week, Friends of White Flint reported that The JBG Cos. will be holding a public meeting on June 10 to "review amendments to previously appr... read»
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Practical, Environmentally-Friendly and Wacky Urban Inventions
Shilpi Paul | October 14th 2011
In this week's departure from all things DC real estate-related, UrbanTurf takes a look at a few of the intriguing urban inventions highlighted in New... read»
Amtrak Launches Wi-Fi Service on Regional Trains
UrbanTurf Staff | October 31st 2011
Amtrak announced a major expansion of their AmtrakConnect WiFi service today, which means that train riders up and down the east coast will now have a... read»
How DC-Area Renters Lost 95 Square Feet in Five Years
Nena Perry-Brown | April 10th 2019
DC-area renters are not getting the same bang for their buck that they did five years ago.... read»
This Week's Find: A Converted Firehouse at National Park Seminary
Nena Perry-Brown | October 14th 2019
This Week's Find is another of the recently retrofit residences on the National Park Seminary campus.... read»
From 50 to 30: A Downsized Plan on the H Street Corridor
UrbanTurf Staff | April 20th 2023
The scope of a residential development planned for a prime stretch of the H Street Corridor has changed. ... read»
Best New Listings: Historic in Brightwood, Traditional in Del Ray and Elegant on the Hill
Nena Perry-Brown | February 12th 2021
This week’s Best New Listings includes a historic Brightwood Park co-op, a two-bedroom unit in Bloomingdale, and three-bedrooms in Del Ray and Capit... read»
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Most Popular... This Week • Last 30 Days • Ever
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 »
- How An Unmarried Couple Buys a Home Together
- Six-Story, 300-Unit Apartment Building Planned for North Bethesda
- Takoma Park School Campus Could Get Townhouses, a Pool and a Soccer Field
- A 12-Unit, All-Family-Sized Building Pitched For Brookland Parking Lot
- DC’s Millionaire Renter Households Have More Than Tripled Since 2020
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