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The 5 Percent New Grocery Store Rent Premium
Nena Perry-Brown | May 15th 2019
A recent study shows that apartments within a half-mile of a new grocery store in the DC area had rents 5 percent higher than the submarket average. ... read »
Are Studio Apartments in the DC Area a Pricier Option Than One Bedrooms?
Nena Perry-Brown | January 28th 2019
Take note, renters: studios are not necessarily a steal. ... read »
When Rent Was $25 a Month and Georgetown Was the Affordable Place to Live in DC
Nena Perry-Brown | January 23rd 2019
A 1937 map of DC shows rental rates, block-by-block. ... read »
736 Square Feet: DC Has Fourth Smallest Apartments in the Country
Nena Perry-Brown | November 28th 2018
A recent study found a dynamic in the nationwide rental market akin to what most grocery shoppers have observed: people are paying more, but they are... read »
Should Members of Congress Receive a Housing Stipend?
Nena Perry-Brown | November 26th 2018
Between housing crises both nationwide and in the DC area, increased attention has been given to how to make it more affordable for regular people to... read »
A Bill to Keep DC Apartment Buildings Smoke-Free
Nena Perry-Brown | October 30th 2018
Last month, a bill was introduced in DC that would ban smoking around rental buildings in the city. ... read »
What Can DC Landlords Deduct from Your Security Deposit?
Nena Perry-Brown | April 24th 2018
Last year, the DC Council approved a series of amendments to the city's Rental Housing Act that, among other things, clarified exactly what can be... read »
DC Creates a Toolkit of Resources for City Tenants
Nena Perry-Brown | January 19th 2018
While DC is perceived as a very tenant-friendly town, wading through the city's bureaucracy to exercise your rights as a renter can still be daunting... read »
428,000 Visitors and 6,400 Hosts: Airbnb’s 2017 By the Numbers
Nena Perry-Brown | January 11th 2018
In 2015, there were 142,000 Airbnb guests who visited DC. In 2017, there were almost that many guests in Ward 6 alone. ... read »
DC-Area Renters Pay $8,313 More Annually in Rent Now Than 20 Years Ago
Nena Perry-Brown | December 1st 2017
A new study by Zillow shows that DC-area renters pay 8.5 percent more of their income on housing now than they did in 1985-2000. ... read »
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DC's primary Affordable Dwelling Unit production program peppered with problems even ... read »
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 »
Save the Tidal Basin has mounted an online exhibition of design concepts that would a... read »
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