Renting In Dc
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Renting In Dc, from most recent to least.
Burleith Landlords, Your Neighbors Are Watching
Mark Wellborn | November 10th 2010
If you are operating an illegal rental out of your home in Burleith, beware. DCRA recently received a list of 134 properties from a coalition of Burle... read»
The Monty, Bethesda's Newest Apartment Building, To Break Ground in January
Mark Wellborn | November 5th 2010
DCmud recently reported that construction on The Monty, a 174-foot apartment building in Bethesda's Woodmont Triangle, will start in January. ... read»
Huge H Street Corridor Apartment Complex Breaks Ground
Will Smith | October 28th 2010
Yesterday marked the official groundbreaking of The Flats at Atlas District, a 257-unit apartment building situated at the eastern edge of the H Stree... read»
New Apartments to Break Ground in Old Town
Mark Wellborn | October 25th 2010
Developer Erkiletian will soon start work on The Asher, a 206-unit apartment building located in Old Town, DCmud reports. ... read»
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Is Rent Too Damn High in the DC Area?
Mark Wellborn | October 20th 2010
The video that's been making the rounds on the internet the last few days is of Jimmy McMillan's Rent is Too Damn High performance at the New York gov... read»
No Vacancy on 16th Street
Will Smith | October 13th 2010
There has been a lot of talk recently about how tight the rental market is in the DC area. But until I started looking, I didn't realize just how tigh... read»
425 Mass Shows Off Its Roof Deck at Grand Opening
UrbanTurf Staff | October 7th 2010
425 Mass hosted an official grand opening on its roof deck recently , bringing in over 250 guests with the usual array of attractions including live m... read»
Report: DC Area Apartment Rents Are Up, Vacancies Very Low
Bryce Baschuk | October 5th 2010
Rents for Class A and B apartments in the DC area have soared 7.3 percent over the past twelve months and vacancy rates are at just 2.5 percent, the l... read»
The Dumont's Second Tower Goes Rental, Starts Lease-Up This Weekend
Will Smith | September 30th 2010
UrbanTurf has learned that the second tower of what was once known as The Dumont will go rental and start leasing this Saturday October 2nd. More deta... read»
Amateur Landlord: The Benefits and Costs of a Property Management Company
Bryce Baschuk | September 22nd 2010
A property management company can take a lot of the hassle out of renting out an apartment. In this week’s Amateur Landlord, we looked into what... read»
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