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Under Contract: Capitol Hill Row House With Rental Unit, Logan Circle Penthouse
Mark Wellborn | February 16th 2010
In this installment of Under Contract, UrbanTurf looks back at properties it has featured over the past couple weeks to see which were snatched up by ... read»
Best New Listings: 2,000 Square Feet in Adams Morgan, A Deal on 16th and 8 Bedrooms in Mt. Pleasant
Tianna Mañón | September 11th 2015
This week, UrbanTurf looks at a penthouse in Adams Morgan and two Mount Pleasant homes, one with eight bedrooms. ... read»
Why This Logan Circle Two-Bedroom Costs $93,000
UrbanTurf Staff | February 3rd 2016
The median price for a two-bedroom unit in the neighborhood is in the $600,000 to $700,000 range, so when one is listed for under $100,000 it draws so... read»
17% of DC Homes Sold in 2019 Were All-Cash Sales
UrbanTurf Staff | January 3rd 2020
The percentage of cash home sales in DC in 2019 dropped slightly compared to previous years.... read»
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The Newest Home Seller Offering: Old Interest Rates
UrbanTurf Staff | June 12th 2023
The steady rise in long-term interest rates over the last 12 months is leading some home sellers to offer a bonus for buying their home: a very low in... read»
DC to NYC in 96 Minutes
Mark Wellborn | September 29th 2010
The train ride from DC to New York currently takes about three hours. Amtrak recently announced that in just thirty years, that trip might take just o... 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»
Supply and Demand: Why Mortgage Rates Aren't Rising
Lark Turner | July 15th 2014
MarketWatch's Amy Hoak says rates have not shot up thanks to a supply and demand problem.... read»
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»
The Return of McMansions?
Shilpi Paul | June 21st 2012
According to polling conducted by Trulia, homeowners are eager to live in giant houses again. ... read»
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