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Georgetown University, Federal City Council Throw Their Weight Behind Georgetown-Rosslyn Gondola
Nena Perry-Brown | December 12th 2018
A letter to the DC Council encourages securing land in Georgetown via a public-private partnership to create a transit hub which could host the... read »
Georgetown Hillside Residences May Hinge on Deal with Hillside Residents
Nena Perry-Brown | June 23rd 2017
As the team aiming to redevelop the site of the Georgetown Exxon station works to get concept approval, the future of the development may hinge on... read »
21 Spacious Units at Key Bridge: The New Plans for the Georgetown Exxon Site
Nena Perry-Brown | May 18th 2017
As the Exxon Mobil station in Georgetown is under new ownership, the new development team has submitted altered designs to the Old Georgetown Board... read »
The Development Rundown For Georgetown and the West End
Nena Perry-Brown | March 11th 2016 | 2 Comments
UrbanTurf continues its early 2016 look at residential developments in the planning and construction phases for neighborhoods around DC. ... read »
The Latest Iteration of the Georgetown Exxon Condo Project
Lark Turner | May 23rd 2014 | 2 Comments
After getting input from the Old Georgetown Board (OGB) and the local ANC, EastBanc's submitted yet another iteration of its design for proposed... read »
Georgetown ANC Says Latest Design for Exxon Condos “More Appealing”
Lark Turner | April 29th 2014 | 7 Comments
ANC 2E passed a resolution on Monday night suggesting developer EastBanc's latest designs for the 27-unit condo project on the site of an M Street... read »
New Designs Proposed For Georgetown’s Exxon Condos
Lark Turner | April 28th 2014 | 6 Comments
In response to concerns from the Old Georgetown Board and ANC 2E, EastBanc has altered its proposal for condos on the site of an Exxon station on M... read »
The Six Residential Projects On The Boards For Georgetown
Lark Turner | April 25th 2014
From time to time, UrbanTurf takes a look at residential developments that are on tap for neighborhoods across DC. For this installment, we focus on... read »
Old Georgetown Board Doesn’t Support Design for Exxon Condo Project
Lark Turner | March 7th 2014 | 15 Comments
The local ANC and the Old Georgetown Board decided against supporting the latest iteration of the design for the 27-unit project in Georgetown. ... read »
28-Unit Condo Project at Georgetown Gas Station Moving Forward
Lark Turner | February 25th 2014 | 7 Comments
The latest proposal for the EastBanc development calls for between 26 and 28 units, and designs have been submitted to the Old Georgetown Board and... read »
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