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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
This Week's Find: The DC Area's First Passive Design House
Michael Kiefer | February 16th 2011
More and more these days, architects and builders across the DC area are focusing their attention on USGBC’s LEED Platinum standards in an effor... read»
DC Apartments Roll Out the Move-in Incentives
Katie Knorovsky | October 26th 2009
For apartment hunters, few words are more enticing than these precious two: “free rent.” In the DC area, apartment complexes are not only ... read»
A 3,300 Square Foot Suite, A 250-Inch Outdoor TV: $25 Million McLean Mansion Finds a Buyer
UrbanTurf Staff | January 9th 2024
Chateau do Soleil has features that put even the most luxurious residences in the DC region to shame.... read»
805 Units and a Rooftop Restaurant: JBG SMITH's Big Plans for NoMa McDonalds Site
Nena Perry-Brown | April 28th 2021
Development has been increasingly bubbling up at the Florida-New York Avenue intersection.... read»
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The 10 Developments in Southwest DC's Non-Wharf Pipeline
UrbanTurf Staff | May 3rd 2023
Over 1,500 units may deliver over the next two to three years in Southwest DC, even as thousands more are in the longer-term pipeline.... read»
428 Apartments and a Whole Foods: The Plans For 965 Florida Avenue
UrbanTurf Staff | January 4th 2016
The mixed-use development is going to be a bit bigger than originally planned. ... read»
DCRA Releases Final Short-Term Rental Regulations
Nena Perry-Brown | December 3rd 2021
DC Council initially passed a bill to regulate short-term rentals over three years ago.... read»
310 Apartments Slated for Parking Lot Next to 9:30 Club
Nena Perry-Brown | January 30th 2020
The project is one of a few Howard University has recently set in motion near 9th and V Streets NW.... read»
The 500 Units Headed to the H Street Corridor
Nena Perry-Brown | January 23rd 2019
The redevelopment and resurgence of H Street continues to migrate eastward, as only a handful of residential projects remain on the boards for the ma... read»
Bicycles, Bakeries and Restaurants Fill Up Rhode Island Avenue's Retail Strip
Shilpi Paul | October 18th 2012
Earlier this summer, we took a look at the unorthodox strategies used by Friends of Rhode Island Avenue (FoRIA) to draw retailers to their near-empty ... read»
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In this article, UrbanTurf will explain what special assessments are, how they work, ... read »
HRP Group is taking its plans for the first three building blocks and two major open ... read »
If you sold your home in the 20016 zip code earlier this year, congratulations — yo... read »
The 500-unit Holiday Inn project moves forward; the White Lotus skyscraper; and the 2... read »
Today, UrbanTurf heads down to a portion of Southwest DC to see what large residentia... read »
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