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Blagden Alley
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Blagden Alley, from most recent to least.
Where Have All the Alleys Gone?
Nena Perry-Brown | November 16th 2018
Today, UrbanTurf takes a look at a century-old survey of DC's habitable alleys to highlight some interesting ones that no longer exist. ... read »
Blagden Alley Micro Units, Now With Parking, Get Green Light
Nena Perry-Brown | June 7th 2017
Last week, the Board of Zoning Adjustment granted unanimous approval to the amended Blagden Alley micro-unit proposal, which now will include... read »
Revised Plan For Blagden Alley Micro-Units Includes Parking
Nena Perry-Brown | March 7th 2017 | 1 Comment
Late last year, the DC Court of Appeals remanded the Blagden Alley development back to the BZA, citing its insufficiently justifiable full parking... read »
DC Court of Appeals Reverses Approval for Blagden Alley Micro-Units
Nena Perry-Brown | January 6th 2017
Over a year after the BZA granted full relief from parking requirements to the planned Blagden Alley micro-unit project, the DC Court of Appeals... read »
Under Contract: From 24 Hours to Ten Days
Tianna Mañón | October 5th 2015
In Under Contract this week, UrbanTurf looks at homes that were recently featured and snatched up in times ranging from 24 hours to ten days. ... read »
Best New Listings: A Good Wood Penthouse, Green and Yellow on the Hill
Tianna Mañón | October 2nd 2015
This week, UrbanTurf looks at a new two-level penthouse near Blagden Alley and a Capitol Hill rowhouse with a colorful exterior. ... read »
Georgetown Micro-Units Nixed, Developer Will Sell Latham Hotel Site
UrbanTurf Staff | July 22nd 2015 | 2 Comments
SB-Urban has decided to not move forward with a plan to redevelop the M Street hotel into 330 square-foot micro-units. ... read »
A Look at the GoodWood Condos Near Blagden Alley
Lark Turner | April 13th 2015
The three high-end condos from S2 Development will be built in front of the GoodWood owners' Blagden Alley carriage house. ... read »
Blagden Alley Micro-Units Get Final Approval
Lark Turner | March 27th 2015 | 1 Comment
The developers will have to submit further drawings to the board's staff, but won't need to have any more public hearings on the project. ... read »
Blagden Alley Micro-Units Get No-Parking Approval
Lark Turner | February 24th 2015 | 2 Comments
The developers contend that the micro-unit building's residents won't own or want cars. ... read »
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