Eckington Dc
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26-Unit Townhouse Development in Eckington Will Go Before Zoning Commission
UrbanTurf Staff | July 17th 2024
The planned community with a number of family-sized units will go before the Zoning Commission on Thursday.... read»
This Week's Find: DC's True Loft Hits The Market
Ashley Hopko | January 17th 2024
Back in 1981, artists Charlie Schleichter, Suzanne Codi and a few of their friends bought the old Eckington Schoolhouse, and then set about converting... read»
A 26-Unit Townhouse Development Pitched For Eckington
UrbanTurf Staff | October 13th 2023
NextGen Development has filed plans with DC for a new 15 rowhouse development with a total of 26 residential units at 1708-1710 1st Street NE... read»
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