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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 »
96-Unit Apartment Project Opens on the Edge of Georgetown
UrbanTurf Staff | March 27th 2019
It has been years since a new large-scale residential project opened its doors in Georgetown, but that recently changed. ... read »
ANC Requests Parking Compromise For Planned 30-Unit Condo Development in Shaw
Nena Perry-Brown | February 8th 2017 | 4 Comments
Representatives from Foundry Companies and Holladay Corporation presented a matter-of-right design for a 30-unit residential development to ANC 6E in... read »
The 850 Units Coming to Petworth and Park View
Nena Perry-Brown | September 20th 2016 | 1 Comment
UrbanTurf continues delving into the residential development pipeline to see what's on the boards along Georgia Avenue. ... read »
96-Unit Short-Term Rental Development Planned For Former Georgetown Retirement Home
UrbanTurf Staff | March 23rd 2016
The Holladay Corporation is planning to turn The Georgetown into a 96-unit rental development. ... read »
67-Unit Condo Project on Site of Logan Circle Car Wash Will Deliver in 2016
UrbanTurf Staff | April 15th 2015
UrbanTurf recently got its hands on the latest images for Logan 13, the condo project just south of Logan Circle. ... read »
225-Unit Project Planned For Linens Building Gets Green Light
Lark Turner | December 11th 2014 | 1 Comment
The units will be spread among three buildings on a block between Georgia and Sherman Avenues. ... read »
225-Unit Project Planned For Linens Factory in Park View
UrbanTurf Staff | August 13th 2014 | 2 Comments
The Holladay Corporation has plans to transform the Linens of the Week property on Lamont Street into a 225-unit residential project that will be... read »
67-Unit Logan Circle Condo Project to Break Ground in June
UrbanTurf Staff | February 6th 2014 | 16 Comments
The Logan Circle condo project that will be built on the site of a 13th Street car wash will break ground in June and deliver in late 2015. ... read »
Logan Circle Car Wash to Close, Making Way For 67-Unit Condo Project
Lark Turner | January 13th 2014 | 8 Comments
The Mr. Wash car wash in Logan Circle will close this month as work begins on a 67-unit condo project at the 13th Street site. ... read »
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