Family-sized Units Dc
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Family-sized Units Dc, from most recent to least.
49 Mostly Family-Sized Units Proposed on Rhode Island Avenue
Nena Perry-Brown | August 3rd 2020
With no studio units planned, the building would be a rarity for new construction in DC.... read»
DC Releases Findings on Need for Family-Sized Residential Units
Nena Perry-Brown | June 25th 2019
DMPED just released a report taking stock of the city's inventory of family-sized units and what can be done to course-correct.... read»
One Person, Three Bedrooms: DC's Mismatched Housing Market
Nena Perry-Brown | March 27th 2018
It's not so much that DC has too few family-sized units, but that one- and two-person households are occupying those units.... read»
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