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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
Is Faster Bus Service The Answer to Columbia Pike's Cancelled Streetcar?
UrbanTurf Staff | January 27th 2016
Arlington County plans to greatly enhance bus service along Columbia Pike, an effort that is aimed at replacing the streetcar that was cancelled in 20... read»
Pepco Buys Award-Winning Solar Decathalon House
Shilpi Paul | January 30th 2012
WaterShed, the University of Maryland-designed home that took top honors at the 2011 Solar Decathalon, has a surprising new owner.... read»
Is a Parking Lot the Solution To Logan Circle's Parking Woes?
Shilpi Paul | April 9th 2013
At a recent forum on parking in Logan Circle, Jack Evans' office mentioned that the city was exploring the idea of using a parking lot to take some ca... read»
This Week's Find: A Georgetown One-Bedroom Reportedly Owned By Alexander Graham Bell
Tianna Mañón | June 16th 2015
A one-bedroom house in a historic Georgetown alley that was reportedly owned by the man who invented the telephone. ... read»
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Shaw Pop-Up Stalled for Better Design at Board of Zoning Adjustment
Lark Turner | June 23rd 2015
Despite support from the Office of Planning, a pop-up under 35 feet was held back at the Board of Zoning Adjustment on Tuesday because a board member ... read»
What (Around) $8 Million Buys in the DC Area
Nena Perry-Brown | March 30th 2021
The latest installment of What X Buys offers some house envy courtesy of two DC-area listings priced in the $7.5-8.5 million range.... read»
Home Price Watch: Holding Steady -- For Now -- In Brookland and Michigan Park
Shilpi Paul | February 25th 2013
This week in Home Price Watch, we examine the 20017 zip code, which encompasses portions of Brookland and Michigan Park.... read»
Rents are Falling Almost Everywhere...Except DC
Will Smith | January 7th 2010
Vacancy rates for apartments have reached their highest level in 30 years, according to a report issued this morning. While a bleak commentary on the ... read»
197 Market Rate Units, 125 Affordable Apartments Break Ground on 14th Street
UrbanTurf Staff | January 19th 2023
On Wednesday, The Faircliff, a 125-unit affordable housing project, and NOVEL 14th Street, a 197-unit market-rate development, broke ground in Columbi... read»
50% Say DC's Laws Mean They Won't Become Landlords
Lark Turner | June 16th 2014
Here are the results of an UrbanTurf poll asking if the city's laws would make you think twice about renting out your home.... read»
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Today, UrbanTurf takes a look at the large residential developments in the works for ... read »
The new homes at The Grove at Spring Valley boast five bedrooms, six-and-a-half bathr... read »
A six-figure salary goes a long way in most of the country's rental markets, but in t... read »
This week's installment of Under Contract focuses on two listings that have found buy... read »
Glover Park has an office-to-residential conversion of its own to add to the growing ... read »
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- A First Look at a New Trio of Luxury Homes in Spring Valley
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- Under Contract (With Contingencies): 14th Street's Hidden Penthouse
- Monument Realty Plans 82-Unit Conversion in Glover Park
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