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Redlining
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Redlining, from most recent to least.
Office of Planning Report Recommends Introducing Gentle Density Changes to DC’s Single-Family Zones
Nena Perry-Brown | April 27th 2020
Along with submitting the final draft of Comp Plan amendments to the DC Council, a report also explains how the city's single-family zones can... read »
How Presidential Candidates’ Housing Plans May (or May Not) Affect the DC Area
Nena Perry-Brown | October 24th 2019
A recent panel in DC discussed the potential local impact of housing plans being put forth by the Democratic presidential candidates. ... read »
How Would Kamala Harris’ Housing Proposal Affect DC?
Nena Perry-Brown | July 22nd 2019
UrbanTurf revisits a proposal to help low-income residents of formerly redlined communities buy homes to see whether DC residents would be able to... read »
One Presidential Candidate’s $100 Billion Housing Proposal
Nena Perry-Brown | July 8th 2019
Senator Kamala Harris's plan would specifically target formerly redlined areas. ... read »
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After an appeal was dismissed, JBG SMITH and Gallaudet University are moving forward ... read »
The tropical storm affecting the DC area today reinforces the importance of flood ins... read »
The neighborhood is seeing delivery of its first wave of new residential units, and a... read »
Higher Black homeownership rates have not made DC immune to mortgage denial dispariti... read »
The coronavirus pandemic has changed the plans a bit .... read »
- 836 Units to Gallaudet: Massive University Redevelopment Moves Forward
- A Guide to Flood Insurance in the DC Area
- The 1,000 Residential Units Delivering in Buzzard Point This Year
- Black Mortgage Applicants in DC Denied at Double Citywide Rate
- More Residential, Less Hotel: A Change Pitched For One of Rosslyn's Largest Developments
