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Editors Choice
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Editors Choice, from most recent to least.
Making a Home in Less Than 360 Square Feet
Shilpi Paul | November 4th 2011
Here at UrbanTurf, we've become fascinated by small dwellings and the ingenuity necessary to make them comfortable. Three of our readers have been mak... read»
Re-imagined: A U Street Row House
Lori Steenhoek | October 21st 2011
In a new feature debuting today called Re-imagined, Lori Steenhoek of Capital Pixel will help "re-imagine" what a DC home in need of renovations could... read»
How to Buy, Renovate, Rent, and Occupy a Home in Under Six Months
Sarah Godfrey | October 7th 2011
With a lot of hard work, five tenants, and one contractor who told them “anything is possible,” Adrian Dungan and Nicole Aga managed to buy, renov... read»
14th Street's Growing Number of Retail Casualties
Rebecca Cooper | September 30th 2011
Retail shops on 14th Street in Logan Circle have been dropping like flies this month, highlighting just how difficult it can be for businesses that re... read»
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Unique Spaces: The Gym, The Stables and The Firehouse
Mark Wellborn | September 22nd 2011
These days, it is not that uncommon for a former school or a church in the DC area to be put up for sale and converted into residences. However, when ... read»
What is DC's Next Food Obsession?
Rebecca Cooper | September 9th 2011
There seems no limit to the amount of retail space that burger joints, pizza parlors and cupcakeries are gobbling up in the DC area these days. So wha... read»
The Psyche of DC’s Young Homebuyers
Amanda Abrams | August 24th 2011
In recent weeks, UrbanTurf spent some time talking to young renters around DC to see how they felt about home ownership given the uncertainty of the l... read»
This Week's Find: Old Turned New in LeDroit Park
Mark Wellborn | August 11th 2011
In 1889, a physician named Thomas B. Campbell built a home in LeDroit Park for $5,000. That house looks a little bit different these days. ... read»
Unique Spaces: Sears Bungalow Gets a Modern Makeover
Jennifer Sergent | August 2nd 2011
Almost a year ago to the day, UrbanTurf wrote about a 1923 Sears-kit bungalow owned by husband-wife architects Theodore Adamstein and Olivia Demetriou... read»
How Debt Ceiling Stalemate Could Affect DC Housing Market
Mark Wellborn | July 27th 2011
Unless you have been under a rock (on purpose or otherwise), you are likely aware of a little upcoming August 2nd deadline that could have large impli... read»
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