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The 5 Residential Buildings in DC With Opening Day Views
UrbanTurf Staff | March 26th 2019
As opening day approaches, UrbanTurf profiles the residential buildings that boast a vantage point of the games at Nationals Park.... read»
What Does a NYC Renter Look Like?
Shilpi Paul | December 14th 2012
In a slight departure from all things DC-real-estate related, UrbanTurf wanted to share this snapshot of a New York City renter. Naked Apartments, a w... read»
This Week's Find: Indoor/Outdoor Loft Living on Church Street
Lark Turner | January 14th 2014
In the heart of Logan Circle, This Week's Find offers the kind of outdoor space most city dwellers only dream about.... read»
Doubling Applications and Revenue: The Second Year of DC's Velocity Program
Nena Perry-Brown | April 10th 2020
Two years after DCRA unrolled its permit expediting programs, UrbanTurf is taking another look at its successes.... read»
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A Look at DC's Priciest Housing Market: Spring Valley, By the Numbers
UrbanTurf Staff | July 21st 2020
Spring Valley is tucked away off Massachusetts Avenue near American University and is known for having some of the pricer homes for sale in the Distri... read»
A Backlash Against Micro-Units Brews in Seattle
Shilpi Paul | May 1st 2013
Seattle's relatively lax zoning code means that micro-units have been sprouting up all over the city in the past three years. Now that they exist, a b... read»
New Boutique Condominiums Now Selling in Walter Reed District
UrbanTurf Sponsor | April 19th 2018
Directly across the street from the highly anticipated Walter Reed redevelopment, The Delaney is kicking off sales.... read»
Well Above Asking: $100,000 to $143,000
Tianna Mañón | August 7th 2015
A Mount Pleasant vacation home sells for more than $100,000 more than asking while two renovated rowhouses fetch a $140,000 premium. ... read»
Another Delay for 112-Unit Georgia Avenue Development
Nena Perry-Brown | September 14th 2017
Zuckerman Gravely Development has applied for a two-year extension for a mixed-use development planned on a former Sunoco gas station site.... read»
West Virginia Takes the Treehouse to a New Level
Lark Turner | April 25th 2014
A Boy Scout center that opened last summer about five hours from DC features an out-of-this-world treehouse.... read»
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A bridge loan is a short-term financing tool that helps homeowners “bridge” the g... 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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