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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Class B, from most recent to least.

DC Area Class A Rents Rise at Fastest Pace Since 2010

DC Area Class A Rents Rise at Fastest Pace Since 2010

Nena Perry-Brown | April 8th 2016

The rents for Class A apartments rose 2.6 percent over the last year, with the largest increases in the Upper NW sub-market, Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor... read»

Rents Rise, Vacancy Falls in DC's Class B Apartment Market

Rents Rise, Vacancy Falls in DC's Class B Apartment Market

UrbanTurf Staff | October 6th 2015

The creation of low-wage jobs in the DC area in recent years is having a marked affect on the region's Class B apartment market. ... read»

Class B Rents Up in DC and Northern Virginia

Class B Rents Up in DC and Northern Virginia

UrbanTurf Staff | July 27th 2015

Rents for Class B apartments were only down slightly in suburban Maryland for the second quarter of 2015. ... read»

Rents Up and Vacancy Down in DC Area's Increasingly Competitive Class B Market

Rents Up and Vacancy Down in DC Area's Increasingly Competitive Class B Market

Lark Turner | April 15th 2015

A report from real estate data firm Delta Associates shows the class B market continuing to outperform the more expensive class A apartment market.... read»

Class B Rents Rise in 2014, Especially in the District

Class B Rents Rise in 2014, Especially in the District

Lark Turner | January 9th 2015

Competition for Class A apartments drove prices up in the Class B market this year, too.... read»

Report: Pricey Class A Market Creating Demand for Class B Apartments

Report: Pricey Class A Market Creating Demand for Class B Apartments

Lark Turner | October 9th 2014

Despite a large number of new Class A units affecting vacancies, a new report from Delta Associates shows Class B unit demand rising.... read»

Pipeline: New Condos & Apartments Coming to the DC Area

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