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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Rosedale, from most recent to least.

Solar-Powered Homes Near H Street Could Begin Construction in September

Solar-Powered Homes Near H Street Could Begin Construction in September

UrbanTurf Staff | July 29th 2013

A project of 26 glassy, solar-powered, modern-looking homes near 17th Street NE between D and E Street could start construction in September. ... read»

This Week's Find: Gales Street's Latest Transformation

This Week's Find: Gales Street's Latest Transformation

Shilpi Paul | April 2nd 2013

Over the past few years, architect Amanda Clarke has been taking rowhouse shells on Gales Street NE and turning them into modern dwellings. This Week'... read»

Solar-Powered Townhomes Near H Street Corridor Moving Forward

Solar-Powered Townhomes Near H Street Corridor Moving Forward

Shilpi Paul | January 28th 2013

A long-stalled plan to bring 26 glassy, solar-powered, modern-looking residences to Rosedale is moving forward, UrbanTurf has learned.... read»

Deal of the Week: Amanda Clarke's Latest H Street Gem

Deal of the Week: Amanda Clarke's Latest H Street Gem

Mark Wellborn | November 15th 2010

For those of you who fell in love with Amanda Clarke's renovation near the H Street Corridor back in March, check out her latest project after the jum... read»

Rosedale: Ripe for Investment Right About Now

Rosedale: Ripe for Investment Right About Now

Amanda Abrams | June 14th 2010

The Northeast neighborhood of Rosedale is shaking off its crime-ridden reputation, and DC home buyers are beginning to recognize the great value that ... read»

The Weekly Foreclosure: A Two-Bedroom House Near Rosedale

The Weekly Foreclosure: A Two-Bedroom House Near Rosedale

Joe Marhamati | May 14th 2010

In this installment of The Weekly Foreclosure, we look at a 1,248 square-foot two-bedroom detached house on the border of Capitol Hill and Rosedale. ... read»

Pipeline: New Condos & Apartments Coming to the DC Area

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