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The Demand Metric That Keeps DC's Housing Inventory Low
UrbanTurf Staff | March 21st 2017
The conversation surrounding DC's low inventory of homes for sale usually focuses on the small number of homes that are being listed. However, a littl... read»
Nearly One in 5 Homes Sold in DC in 2017 Were All-Cash Purchases
Nena Perry-Brown | November 30th 2017
Cash remains king in DC, with nearly one in five home purchases being made in all-cash this year.... read»
1925 vs. 2012: Which Floorplan Wins?
Lark Turner | January 27th 2014
Two experts evaluate floor plans from two homes, one old, one new.... read»
The Maryland Zip Code Where Homes Are Still Selling in Less Than a Week
UrbanTurf Staff | October 25th 2023
Despite it being a slower year for the housing market across the country, there is a Maryland zip code where the market is still quite brisk.... read»
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Preliminary Plans in the Works For 150-Unit Capitol Hill Project
UrbanTurf Staff | September 29th 2015
Insight Property Group is making informational presentations to the community about the planned four-story residential development on the 1300 block o... read»
Spectrum in Falls Church Gets FHA Financing
Will Smith | August 14th 2009
Spectrum in Falls Church has become the latest condo project in the DC area to be approved for FHA financing, enabling would-be buyers to potentially ... read»
A First Look at MUSE, the Newest Luxury Residences in Old Town North
UrbanTurf Sponsor | September 10th 2020
Offering a truly unique lifestyle of luxury unmatched in Old Town Alexandria — brokers and prospective homebuyers will get a rare glimpse into the e... read»
McMansion, R.I.P.
Will Smith | January 28th 2009
As the economy recedes, energy prices fluctuate, and consumer products become ever greener, it seems that the era of the McMansion may be over. The U.... read»
Home Sales Are Down on Capitol Hill: Buyer Fatigue or Short Supply?
Nena Perry-Brown | May 30th 2018
Home prices and sales have dropped off on Capitol Hill this year. Is a low inventory of homes for sale to blame?... read»
DC's Newest Apartment Concession: A Trip to Cuba
Nena Perry-Brown | February 9th 2017
Ditto Residential is taking a new approach to leasing up the just-opened Hendrix apartment complex on Florida Avenue -- by offering free trips to Cuba... read»
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