Real Estate Investing
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Real Estate Investing, from most recent to least.
Around My Way: From the Stage to the Streets, Go-Go Artists Find Their Footing in Real Estate
Nena Perry-Brown | April 2nd 2021
Some current and former go-go artists have found their footing in a real estate industry that is often at odds with go-go culture and fans.... read»
Two Reports Offer Perspective on How Opportunity Zones are Falling Short
Nena Perry-Brown | June 22nd 2020
Both the National Community Reinvestment Coalition and Urban Institute recently noted how OZs are performing in unexpected ways.... read»
Executive Order Expected to Grease the Wheels in Opportunity Zones
Nena Perry-Brown | December 12th 2018
DC announced its 25 Opportunity Zones earlier this year.... read»
Tax Rules Released Regarding Opportunity Zones
Nena Perry-Brown | October 22nd 2018
Six months ago, DC released its list of Opportunity Zones. Now, some rules for the Zones have been released.... read»
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In Silicon Valley, Homes Are For Sale Even When They Aren't
Nena Perry-Brown | September 6th 2016
A severe shortage of homes for sale in Silicon Valley has prospective buyers contacting the owners of homes that aren't for sale.... read»
Real Estate Crowdfunding Now a $1 Billion Industry
Lark Turner | March 5th 2015
DC's homegrown crowdfunding platform, Fundrise, helped make the idea viable for U.S. investors.... read»
The Pursuit: The Columbia Heights Money Pit
Shilpi Paul | September 11th 2013
A DC couple is in the process of dividing their Columbia Heights rowhouse into four units, to create three sources of rental income that will cover th... read»
Deal of the Week: Investor Special in Adams Morgan?
Mark Wellborn | January 25th 2010
We are admittedly a little unsure about this week's Deal of the Week, however it is not often that you see a one-bedroom unit in Adams Morgan for $250... read»
DC Rental Units, Part II: The Steps to Being a Landlord
Michele Lerner | November 30th 2009
In order to legally rent out that vacant English basement in DC, you need to obtain a Certificate of Occupancy and a Basic Business License. After the... read»
DC Rental Units: More Than Just Collecting a Monthly Check
Michele Lerner | November 12th 2009
There may not be a better home type on the market than the home that pays you back. After the jump, Michele Lerner looks at how to legalize rental uni... read»
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Title insurance is a form of insurance that protects against financial loss from defe... read »
Plans are to transform a vacant office building into a mixed-use residential communit... read »
In news that will make homebuyers and sellers alike happy, mortgage rates dropped to ... read »
Quadrangle Development Corporation has revealed plans for Potomac Overlook.... read »
The DC region closed out 2025 with four consecutive months of declining rents, with m... read »
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- Pulte Plans 106-Unit Residential Development at North Bethesda Office Site
- Long-Term Mortgage Rates Drop To Lowest Level In A Year
- A Nearly 1,800 Unit Development Pitched For Former Key Bridge Marriott Site
- DC Area Rents Fell For The Final Four Months Of 2025
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