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The New Plans for the Historic Stevens School
Nena Perry-Brown | August 16th 2017
The mayor has announced that the Stevens School will be reopened as a child development center and to accommodate an expansion of School Without Walls... read»
Up and Down: DC Home Owners Receive Property Tax Assessments
Mark Wellborn | March 4th 2011
Earlier this week, DC’s Office of Tax and Revenue began sending out tax assessment notices to the city's property owners. Thirty five percent o... read»
Trinidad Laundromat Could Be Converted into 7 Residences
Nena Perry-Brown | February 6th 2019
The site is on the cusp of the slowly-developing Ivy City neighborhood.... read»
A High-End Apartment Collection Debuts at the Ballpark District's Most Striking Property
UrbanTurf Sponsor | February 28th 2020
The 1205 Collection is now move-in ready, offering some of DC's most luxurious residences.... read»
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Neighborhood Eats: Ray’s to the Third Opens, Galileo III and Lupe Close
Rebecca Cooper | September 22nd 2011
Mystery abounds in this week’s Neighborhood Eats column as Ray's the Steaks' Michael Landrum quietly opens a new spot in Rosslyn, Lupe closes un... read»
Silver Line Could Be Ready by July 4
Lark Turner | April 7th 2014
WTOP says the first phase of the project is on track to debut as early as Independence Day.... read»
Locked In: Rent Your Very Own Jail For $600 a Month
UrbanTurf Staff | February 22nd 2013
Forget about opening your next restaurant or bar in an old school or warehouse. An old county jail about five hours into Virginia is available for ren... read»
Fannie, Freddie Will Not Change Loan Limits in 2014
UrbanTurf Staff | December 2nd 2013
The Federal Housing Financing Agency announced shortly before Thanksgiving that it would not be lowering conforming home loan limits in 2014.... read»
This Week's Find: Inspired By California in Takoma Park
Shilpi Paul | May 16th 2013
If This Week's Find looks a little out of the ordinary for Takoma Park, it's because it was inspired by a famous home in California. ... read»
DC Holds First Committee Hearing on $100 Monthly Metro Stipends
Nena Perry-Brown | February 24th 2022
The proposal was first floated almost two years ago.... read»
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Our guide for amateur landlords who don't really know what they're doing.... read »
Monday Properties' ambitious plan to transform a pair of vacant 1960s office building... read »
Northern Virginia dominates the top of the list, Maryland's Bethesda-Potomac corridor... read »
The building in the Rock Spring neighborhood could soon make way for nearly 300 apart... read »
A newly submitted design proposal for a prominent end-of-block site in Downtown Bethe... read »
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