Dclofts
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Dclofts, from most recent to least.
Underpriced or Overbid? The Anatomy of DC's Bidding War Climate
Shilpi Paul | July 26th 2013
Bidding wars are becoming as common as open houses in DC's housing market. Are agents underpricing homes or are buyers just getting desperate?... read»
Rare on the DC Market: Two Massive, Terraced Duplexes
UrbanTurf Sponsor | July 26th 2013
Two penthouse duplexes with massive outdoor spaces just came on the market in Northwest DC. ... read»
Grand Opening for 111 Homes At The Hampshires
UrbanTurf Sponsor | July 25th 2013
The Hampshires, a new community in DC's Lamond Riggs neighborhood, will host a grand opening on Saturday to debut 111 homes. ... read»
Renderings Released For Edmonds School
UrbanTurf Staff | July 24th 2013
New renderings of The Edmonds School project on Capitol Hill have been released, giving a sense of what the lobby, living room, kitchens and exteriors... read»
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Rising Prices, Multiple Bids: A Year in DC's Housing Market
UrbanTurf Staff | July 23rd 2013
Rising prices, historically low inventory and multiple bids. The last year in the DC housing market has been an interesting one. To illustrate to read... read»
This Week's Find: Four Stories and Double-Height Ceilings
Shilpi Paul | July 23rd 2013
This Week's Find is a sizable, four-story Victorian at the corner of 21st and O Streets NW with a very interesting looking living room.... read»
What's In a Name: Capitol Riverfront or Navy Yard?
Shilpi Paul | July 23rd 2013
What happens when the Business Improvement District and long-time residents differ on what the name of a neighborhood should be? An area in Southeast ... read»
Existing Home Sales Fall in June As Inventory Remains Low
Shilpi Paul | July 22nd 2013
Existing home sales declined in June, according to a report out on Monday, but that should not be cause for panic. ... read»
Downpayment Assistance for Higher Income Buyers: A Follow-Up Q&A
Shilpi Paul | July 22nd 2013
Last week, UrbanTurf wrote about a new program from DC's Housing Finance Agency that targets higher income home buyers. A few of our commenters had ad... read»
Best New Listings: Glassy Renovation and a Narrow Patio
Shilpi Paul | July 19th 2013
In this week's edition of Best New Listings, UrbanTurf looks at a Glover Park rowhouse with a glassy renovation and a Logan Circle condo with a very n... read»
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Today, we take a closer look at home insurance.... read »
A new bill would give builders a shelf of ready-made housing plans that the city has ... read »
The past year has been one of progress for the residential pipeline in Adams Morgan a... read »
A paperwork snag is holding up one of the larger for-sale housing projects in the wor... read »
The Kennedy Center's shifting fortunes, new home sales hit an eight-month high, and h... read »
- A Look at What is Covered By Home Insurance
- A Proposed DC Bill Would Offer Library of Pre-Approved Housing Plans
- From Mansion Conversion To SunTrust Plaza: The 280 Units Coming To Adams Morgan And Mount Pleasant
- A Zoning Fix Could Clear the Way For One Of DC’s Biggest Residential Projects
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