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Nena Perry-Brown | October 14th 2020
DC lost 15,000 residents this year; quantifying the premium Black homeowners pay; and Arlington may expedite office-to-residential conversions. ... read »
63,000 New Households: Montgomery County’s Housing Needs, By the Numbers
Nena Perry-Brown | June 8th 2020
The county's Housing Needs Assessment examines the current housing market and projects housing demand up to the year 2045. ... read »
740,000 or 840,000? DC’s Varying Ten-Year Population Projections
Nena Perry-Brown | March 9th 2020
The city's latest report from the Office of the Chief Financial Officer offers some projections for how the population will change over the next ten... read »
From Roommates to Nuclear Families, A Look at Housing Composition in the DC Area
Nena Perry-Brown | October 1st 2019
The number of nuclear families and roommate households have risen notably in the last 11 years. ... read »
Are Millennials Leaving DC?
Nena Perry-Brown | September 26th 2019
New population data shows that while older millennials are DC's largest demographic group, younger millennials are growing more scarce. ... read »
DC Still on Track for Nearly 1 Million Residents in 2045
Nena Perry-Brown | February 27th 2019
Despite paltry population growth in 2018, the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments still expects the DC population to be nearly 990,000... read »
So, No One is From DC, Huh?
Nena Perry-Brown | December 13th 2018
Attention, those who think no one is from DC: Here is where native-born Washingtonians live. ... read »
One Million DC Residents By 2045?
Nena Perry-Brown | March 26th 2018
Recent population reports show that the road to 1 million residents in DC is a little more slow-going than previously thought. ... read »
The Disparate Demographics of Wealth in the DC Area
Nena Perry-Brown | November 1st 2016
As part of an ongoing effort to track how wealth has ebbed and flowed throughout the country before and since the recent recession, the Urban... read »
Since 2013, Apartment Construction Has Outpaced Population Growth in DC
Nena Perry-Brown | July 14th 2016 | 2 Comments
Given recent data on how DC's population growth has exceeded expectations in recent years, the findings in a new District, Measured post may come as... read »
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In addition to a public piazza spanning an underpass, the project will include street... read »
First Baptist Church is looking to replace one of its buildings with apartments above... read »
The home hitting the market comes a few months after Scherzer purchased a $10 million... read »
The DCHA Board of Commissioners voted down a resolution that would allow the agency t... read »
Condo and co-op sales shot up in September, but there is a bit more to the story.... read »
- The Latest Design for the Dupont Circle Deckover, Complete with Bike Lanes
- 78 Apartments Proposed to Replace Part of Dupont Circle Church
- Nats Pitcher Max Scherzer Lists McLean Home for $15 Million
- DC Housing Authority Identifies Preferred Co-Developer for Greenleaf Gardens
- Did DC Have a Condo Boom in September?
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