Condo Supply
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Condo Supply, from most recent to least.
Sales of New Condos in DC Rise 35%, Bucking Area Trend
Nena Perry-Brown | April 12th 2016
A lack of new condo development in the region has kept supply and sales low and prices on the rise, according to a new quarterly report from Delta Ass... read»
DC's New Condo Shortage Keeps Prices High Through First Quarter
Lark Turner | April 9th 2015
But 2015 is slated to be an even hotter year for the market, according to a report from real estate data firm Delta Associates.... read»
DC Area Has Too Many Apartments, Too Few Condos, Report Says
Lark Turner | April 3rd 2014
An oversupply of apartments and an undersupply of condos can't be fixed by converting apartments into condos, a new report found.... read»
DC's New Condo Supply Will Take 3 Years to Balance Out
Shilpi Paul | September 18th 2013
In light of recent news regarding the massive imbalance in construction of new apartment units to condo units, UrbanTurf is re-publishing an article f... read»
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