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Historic Anacostia
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Historic Anacostia, from most recent to least.
The 2,000 Residences on the Boards in Anacostia
Nena Perry-Brown | July 16th 2019
Following the Opportunity Zone designation and delivery of Maple View Flats and a Busboys and Poets just steps away from each other, here are the... read »
A Look at an Accessory Dwelling in Historic Anacostia
Nena Perry-Brown | April 26th 2019
The rising popularity of accessory dwelling units can be seen all across DC. ... read »
Busboys and Poets in Anacostia to Open in the Coming Days
Nena Perry-Brown | March 6th 2019
Over two years after breaking ground in Historic Anacostia, the first Busboys and Poets east of the River will open soon. ... read »
Home Prices Jump 19% in Anacostia As Sales Drop
UrbanTurf Staff | July 3rd 2018
Last week, UrbanTurf covered the most affordable housing markets in DC. For Home Price Watch this week, we take a closer look at one of those... read »
Best New Listings: From Anacostia to Chevy Chase (With One in Between)
Nena Perry-Brown | June 1st 2018
This week’s Best New Listings includes a surprisingly spacious petite rowhouse, a detached home in historic Anacostia and a regal renovation in... read »
Anacostia’s Busboys and Poets Opening Date Likely Pushed Back
Nena Perry-Brown | November 8th 2017
Owner-restaurateur Andy Shallal is still waiting to begin build-out on the Anacostia location of his flagship Busboys and Poets brand. ... read »
Restaurant, Retail and Office Planned for Major Anacostia Intersection
Nena Perry-Brown | October 24th 2017
Just down the street from the first Starbucks location East of the Anacostia River and the blocks-long Reunion Square development, more retail and... read »
Family Matters: 25 Units Above Retail Proposed for Historic Anacostia
Nena Perry-Brown | July 3rd 2017
A proposed development off Good Hope Road in Historic Anacostia would deliver retail spaces below 25 rental apartments that will primarily be... read »
Busboys and Poets in Anacostia May Not Open Until 2018
Nena Perry-Brown | May 1st 2017
Six months ago, construction began at the future site of the first Busboys and Poets restaurant east of the Anacostia. Now, it seem the opening date... read »
From Restaurants to Airbnb Rentals: Anacostia Launches Online Business Portal
UrbanTurf Staff | November 15th 2016
Go Anacostia launched today with 75 business listings in Anacostia ranging from restaurants to Airbnbs. ... read »
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