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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Open Houses, from most recent to least.

Compass Recommends Agents Avoid Holding Open Houses Until After Inauguration

Compass Recommends Agents Avoid Holding Open Houses Until After Inauguration

Nena Perry-Brown | January 14th 2021

Some agents are also considering removing their names and faces from listings to avoid targeting by white supremacists.... read»

From Virtual Open Houses to Focus Forums, How DC Brokerages are Maintaining Physical Distance

From Virtual Open Houses to Focus Forums, How DC Brokerages are Maintaining Physical Distance

Nena Perry-Brown | March 30th 2020

How local real estate brokerages are adapting to physical distancing recommendations.... read»

Timber! Two-Story Wood Addition Proposed For Office Building North of Nats Park

Timber! Two-Story Wood Addition Proposed For Office Building North of Nats Park

UrbanTurf Staff | October 25th 2019

Columbia Property Trust has filed plans with DC to renovate the seven-story office building at 80 M Street SE (map) and construct a two-story additio... read»

Open House Burglaries: Who Is To Blame?

Open House Burglaries: Who Is To Blame?

Mark Wellborn | July 13th 2010

Open houses are a part of every real estate agent's marketing plan for the homes they are selling. However, if valuables are stolen from the home duri... read»

Pipeline: New Condos & Apartments Coming to the DC Area

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