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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
771: Say Hello to DC's New Area Code
UrbanTurf Staff | September 22nd 2020
The Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia announced Tuesday that a new area code has been assigned in the DC region.... read»
This Week's Find: Capitol Hill Church For Sale
Mark Wellborn | February 24th 2011
This Week's Find is a church located on Capitol Hill that, needless to say, caters to a specific type of buyer. ... read»
At $62.95 Million, AOL Cofounder's Northern Virginia Estate is Priciest Home Ever in the DC Area
UrbanTurf Staff | May 24th 2018
AOL might be a bit of a has been in the internet world these days, but its founders are making some noise in the DC area real estate world of late. ... read»
A Ladybird, A Wegmans and A Dancing Crab: The Tenleytown and AU Park Rundown
Nena Perry-Brown | March 14th 2019
The development train continues to slowly chug along in Tenleytown and along the Wisconsin Avenue corridor.... read»
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Rooftop Tennis and DeafSpace Design: The Union Market Rundown
Nena Perry-Brown | February 25th 2019
Following dismissal of several appeals, the development pipeline in Union Market is heating back up.... read»
The Pursuit: Investing in Anacostia
Shilpi Paul | December 10th 2012
When Paula Wu wanted to invest in an income property in the city, her research and calculations led her to Anacostia. ... read»
River Park: A Mid-Century Vision of the 21st Century
Shilpi Paul | March 7th 2012
Designed by Hollin Hills architect Charles Goodman in the 1960's, the Southwest development River Park stands out with its curved lines, vaguely pod-l... read»
The Nine Developments Expected to Redefine Rosslyn
Nena Perry-Brown | April 21st 2021
Rosslyn has an ambitious residential development pipeline that will redefine some prominent office and hotel sites.... read»
From Restaurants to Residences, The Converted Firehouses of DC
Nena Perry-Brown | September 21st 2016
Yesterday, Mapping Vermont published a map pinpointing DC's erstwhile and active fire stations. In this article, UrbanTurf takes a look at those fireh... read»
A 3-Minute Commute and 4 Million Square Feet: Amazon's Second Headquarters, By the Numbers
UrbanTurf Staff | November 13th 2018
With Amazon's announcement today that half of its second headquarters will be coming to Northern Virginia, UrbanTurf broke down a series of numbers as... read»
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Mortgage rate buydowns can be a good option for buyers who want to save money on inte... read »
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The vacant space in Bethesda has a buyer with a long restaurant resume.... read »
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