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Gaslight Square

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Gaslight Square, from most recent to least.

Supply and Demand for New Condos Completely Out of Whack

Supply and Demand for New Condos Completely Out of Whack

Will Smith | March 18th 2011

The diminished supply of new condominiums in the DC metro area has gotten so tight that the next chapter of condo development could materialize this y... read»

Gaslight Square: Just Say No To Wood

Gaslight Square: Just Say No To Wood

Will Smith | March 16th 2011

"When I lie in bed at night and dream about buildings, this project is what I think about," said Jim Abdo to open his presentation last night about Ga... read»

Gaslight Square Penthouses Flying Off The Shelves

Gaslight Square Penthouses Flying Off The Shelves

Mark Wellborn | March 2nd 2011

Two sources recently reported that pre-sales of the highest-end units at Abdo Development's Gaslight Square are going swimmingly, well before the Ross... read»

New Gaslight Square Condos Move Ahead in Rosslyn

New Gaslight Square Condos Move Ahead in Rosslyn

UrbanTurf Staff | December 1st 2010

Yesterday afternoon, The Washington Business Journal reported that Abdo Development had found financing for its 120-unit Gaslight Square condo project... read»

Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor: The Right Place at the Wrong Time

Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor: The Right Place at the Wrong Time

Will Smith | October 7th 2009

The corridor in Arlington that runs from Rosslyn to Ballston received some national attention this week in the form of an article in The New York Time... read»

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