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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under H Street, from most recent to least.
A 50-Unit Condo Development is Planned For the Center of H Street
UrbanTurf Staff | July 18th 2019
Holladay Corporation and Monarch Urban are partnering on the development at 1101-1107 H Street NE. ... read »
Calmer Than Most: A Look at the H Street Corridor Housing Market
UrbanTurf Staff | May 29th 2019
The market in the neighborhood is a calmer environment for homebuyers compared to other sections of the city. ... read »
The 500 Units Headed to the H Street Corridor
Nena Perry-Brown | January 23rd 2019
The redevelopment and resurgence of H Street continues to migrate eastward, as only a handful of residential projects remain on the boards for the... read »
Two Million Riders: Streetcar Ridership Exceeds Expectations at Two Year Anniversary
Nena Perry-Brown | February 28th 2018
While DDOT is considering trading out the existing streetcar carriages for others, the agency still has reason to pat itself on the back on the... read »
The 650 Units Headed for the H Street Corridor
Nena Perry-Brown | February 7th 2018
Plenty of new developments have delivered on H Street, and two years from now, most of the corridor will be dramatically transformed by projects and... read »
2,100 Units, 200,000 Square Feet of Commercial Space: The Vision For East of H Street
Nena Perry-Brown | October 5th 2017
Last night, nonprofit neighborhood coalition H Street Main Street presented a vision for a revitalized area at and further north and east of the... read »
Best New Listings: Two Green Homes in Northeast
Nena Perry-Brown | June 30th 2017
This week's Best New Listings include two Northeast homes with curb appeal and unexpected green features. ... read »
The 725 Units on Tap For the H Street Corridor
Nena Perry-Brown | February 1st 2017 | 3 Comments
A lot has happened in the year since UrbanTurf last looked at the development pipeline for the H Street corridor. Here is an updated rundown of... read »
H Street Corridor: From New West to Old East
Zak Salih | December 9th 2016 | 1 Comment
In 2009, the H Street Corridor was considered an up-and-coming neighborhood in DC. In 2016, that label is no longer appropriate. ... read »
The 508 Units Planned East of H Street
Nena Perry-Brown | November 15th 2016 | 3 Comments
This week, UrbanTurf continues its 2016 update on what is in the residential development pipeline throughout the DC area by looking at what's... read »
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