Migration
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Migration, from most recent to least.
DC Lost an Estimated 20,000 Residents in 2021
Nena Perry-Brown | January 3rd 2022
Per the Census, DC saw the largest annual population decrease nationwide.... read»
Are 40% of DC-Area Renters Looking to Move Away?
Nena Perry-Brown | November 17th 2021
The share of renters apartment-hunting elsewhere has increased since January 2020.... read»
A Look at How Many People Left DC in 2020 (And Where They Went)
Nena Perry-Brown | July 8th 2021
A new report released on Thursday sheds light on how many people left DC during the pandemic. ... read»
New Report Shows Less Appetite to Leave Cities Than Many Predicted
Nena Perry-Brown | July 21st 2020
An ApartmentList study shows that, for those looking to move from DC, fewer are interested in the suburbs and more are interested in cities that are j... read»
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Are 2 in 5 DC-Area Renters Looking to Move?
Nena Perry-Brown | January 22nd 2020
A recent migration study from ApartmentList says nearly 38 percent of DC-area renters are looking to move.... read»
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Artena Bethesda, a residential project planned for 8000 Wisconsin Avenue, appears to ... read »
The Washington Commanders and design firm HKS have released the first renderings of t... read »
A new report finds the area is a popular destination for Gen Z movers, even as millen... read »
The conversion of a 19th Street office building into apartments has officially begun.... read »
For years, DC-area house hunters have heard some version of the same advice: buy now,... read »
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- Commanders Unveil First Look at New Stadium's Seating Bowl
- DC Region Draws Gen Z Renters, Job-Seekers As Millennials Leave Town, Report Finds
- Former Verizon HQ In Dupont Breaks Ground on Its Path to 209 Apartments
- Is the DC Region Headed Into Its Most Buyer-Friendly Market In Years?
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