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3400 Georgia Avenue

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under 3400 Georgia Avenue, from most recent to least.

Fundrise's First Residential Project: How It Works

Fundrise's First Residential Project: How It Works

Shilpi Paul | October 8th 2013

Fundrise just launched their first residential project, with buy-ins starting at $10,000 per share. UrbanTurf talked to Dan Miller about why they rose... read»

Fundrise Partners With Georgia Avenue Project For First Residential Offering

Fundrise Partners With Georgia Avenue Project For First Residential Offering

Shilpi Paul | September 30th 2013

Crowdfunding facilitators Fundrise have partnered with the developers behind 3400 Georgia Avenue NW, the 100-unit project planned by Redbrick Partners... read»

100-Unit Georgia Avenue Project Plans to Break Ground in Late 2014

100-Unit Georgia Avenue Project Plans to Break Ground in Late 2014

Shilpi Paul | September 5th 2013

A 100-unit residential project planned for 3400 Georgia Avenue NW hopes to get started late next year and there could be a crowdsourcing aspect associ... read»

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