Green Real Estate Dc
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Green Real Estate Dc, from most recent to least.
14th and U to Go Green
Mark Wellborn | June 28th 2010
Housing Complex recently reported that Living City Block has zeroed in on a couple of blocks around the corner of 14th and U Street in the hopes of ge... read»
A Report From the West End 25 Opening
Will Smith | May 6th 2010
West End 25, a luxury apartment project in the West End, officially opened recently with a rooftop party complete with DJs, open bar, and beautiful pe... read»
Anacostia’s Fendall Heights Condos Go Green
Mark Wellborn | May 3rd 2010
In yet another step forward for Anacostia, the Fendall Heights condo development had its ribbon cutting ceremony late last week, marking the first gre... read»
What $469K Buys You in DC?
Mark Wellborn | March 10th 2010
In this week's installment of What X Buys You, we look at a two-bedroom row house in Shaw that was gutted and renovated in 2000 and then updated with ... read»
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Saving Energy and Money: The Story of The Boston House
Robert Thomason | February 19th 2010
The Boston House, a high-rise condo development built in Dupont Circle in 1950, has made great strides in reducing energy costs and implementing measu... read»
Row House Features DC's First Solar Chimney
Fritz Hubig | January 21st 2010
When Wayne Shields and Andrew Velthaus approached designer Rick Harlan Schneider of iSTUDIO Architects to help redesign their three-bedroom row house,... read»
DC's First Carbon Neutral Home Hits the Market
Mark Wellborn | January 6th 2010
Back in September, we reported that DC’s first carbon neutral home was being built in Capitol Hill. Yesterday, the much-anticipated property hit... read»
The Real Deal with LEED Certfication
Michael Kiefer | December 28th 2009
With green building becoming a standard in residential development, consumers are finding it necessary to quickly familiarize themselves with the LEED... read»
Unique Spaces: The DC Area's First Net Zero Home
Fritz Hubig | November 25th 2009
Construction of the very first Net Zero home in the DC area is now complete. A four-bedroom, 3,500 square-foot house in Bethesda has risen the bar for... read»
The Right Contractor for Your Green Renovations
Michael Kiefer | November 11th 2009
If you are making improvements to your new home, chances are you want them to be as energy efficient as possible. Deciding who you employ to do these ... read»
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If the walls of 1222 28th Street NW could talk, they'd have nearly three centuries wo... read »
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Even with over 1,100 new apartments delivering in the last 18 months, the new develop... read »
- One of DC's Oldest Homes Is Hitting the Market
- Narrow 260-Unit Apartment Building Pitched For Bethesda Moves Forward
- Plans For 101 Apartments, New Dance Loft On 14th Street To Be Delayed
- The Last Piece of Potomac Yard: Mill Creek Residential Pitches 398-Unit Apartment Building
- The Nearly 2,000 Units Still In The Works At Buzzard Point
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