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George Washington University
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Since 2000, the DC Region Added Twice as Many People as Housing Units
Nena Perry-Brown | May 17th 2019
A recently-released report takes stock of how the regional housing market has evolved since 2000.... read»

The Return of Western Market? Renovations Proposed for GWU Galleria
Nena Perry-Brown | March 5th 2019
The market of many names may soon be remodeled.... read»

GW Underestimates Off-Campus Housing Costs, Report Finds
Tianna Mañón | September 14th 2015
Trulia looked at the housing costs associated with staying on or off campus at colleges around the country, and found that George Washington Universit... read»
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On Monday, the developer began construction on a five-story, seven-unit building alon... read »

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The plan for a new affordable housing development near Chinatown is back in the works... read »
- First-Timer Primer: DC's Home Buyer Assistance Programs
- Mark Zuckerberg Is Buyer of $23 Million DC Home
- Ground Breaks On Long-Planned Residential Development At Eastern Edge Of Georgetown
- The Hotel, The Flatiron And 1,100 Units In The Works At Union Market
- Plans Refiled For 11-Story, 46-Unit Development Pitched In Downtown DC
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