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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
HGTV Makes East of River Debut on Sunday
Mark Wellborn | January 4th 2011
The DC season of HGTV’s My First Sale will debut this Sunday, and rather than featuring a home in one of DC's more popular neighborhoods, the sh... read»
Does the Original $7,500 Tax Credit Still Have to Be Repaid?
Will Smith | February 17th 2009
One of the leading questions to emerge about the $8,000 tax credit in the final stimulus bill is whether those who applied for the original $7,500 tax... read»
The Difference 6 Years Can Make
Will Smith | September 2nd 2009
JD Land, the authoritative blog on the Capitol Riverfront neighborhood, has some great before-and-after shots of EYA's Capitol Quarter development whi... read»
Homebuyers Flock to NoMa's First Full-Service Luxury Condos
UrbanTurf Sponsor | May 20th 2020
The Lexicon offers homebuyers the rare chance to experience high-rise luxury condominium living in DC. ... read»
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How a Desire to Live in DC is Hindering Millennial Homeownership
Nena Perry-Brown | July 18th 2018
Urban Institute's study of millennial homeownership takes a look at how the generation's preference for city living is keeping them from buying homes.... read»
WaPo: Tenleytown Safeway Could Get Residential Component
Mark Wellborn | May 16th 2011
Capital Business is reporting that new plans are in the works to re-develop the Tenleytown Safeway into a larger store with a substantial residential ... read»
Under Contract: From an Adams Morgan Loft to a Forest Hills Tudor
Nena Perry-Brown | February 19th 2019
This week's edition of Under Contract includes a listing which went under contract after the asking price was lowered by six figures.... read»
As DC Area Home Prices Hit New Records, Home Sales Falter
Nena Perry-Brown | November 14th 2018
For 25 consecutive months, median home prices have been rising in the DC area. Now, signs are emerging that the high prices are taking a toll on the m... read»
The DC-Area Neighborhoods Where 40% of Homes Sold For Above Asking
UrbanTurf Staff | February 6th 2020
Today, UrbanTurf is taking a look back to see the neighborhoods in the region where homes regularly sold for more than original listing price.... read»
The Leaning Row House of Shaw
Mark Wellborn | April 7th 2010
A row house is leaning dangerously in Shaw, according to ABC 7 News, and residents are worried that the building may soon fall over if the city does n... read»
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Plans for a new apartment building a quarter mile from the Courthouse Metro have gott... read »
This article discusses the variety of rental restrictions that may exist in condomini... read »
The District's blueprint for the redevelopment surrounding the future Washington Comm... read »
DC's Historic Preservation Office is recommending that the city's Historic Preservati... read »
The number of neighborhoods in DC where the median home price hits or exceeds $1 mill... read »
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