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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Southwest Dc, from most recent to least.
The Nearly 3,000 Residential Units Coming to Southwest
Nena Perry-Brown | August 30th 2018
UrbanTurf may have made up the moniker, but the spate of residential development slated for this nook of the SW quadrant deserved its own rundown. ... read »
Community Center and Town Center: More Details Emerge for Waterfront Station in Southwest
Nena Perry-Brown | March 19th 2018
In advance of a zoning hearing, more details have emerged for the two buildings at 4th and M Streets SW. ... read »
446 Units, a Theater and a Diner: The Plans for the Last Parcel at Southwest’s Waterfront Station
Nena Perry-Brown | January 9th 2018
Last night, PN Hoffman presented plans for the Waterfront Station II development, the last of eight adjacent parcels to seek zoning approval. ... read »
A Few Design Changes For The Wharf’s Second Act
Nena Perry-Brown | November 27th 2017
In response to concerns from neighbors, stakeholders and city officials, the development team behind the Wharf has offered some additional renderings... read »
As You Like It? The Revised Plan For The Bard in Southwest
Nena Perry-Brown | November 9th 2017
Months after expressing their intent to refile a planned-unit development (PUD) application, the development team behind The Bard in Southwest has... read »
Exclusive: A New Look for Phase Two of The Wharf
Nena Perry-Brown | October 17th 2017
UrbanTurf has received new images of what the second phase of this massive waterfront project will look like. ... read »
A Look at Everything That Will Be Open at The Wharf By Next Week
Nena Perry-Brown | October 4th 2017
In preparation for the official unveiling of the first phase of the redeveloped Wharf next week, UrbanTurf is taking a look at what to expect. ... read »
From Two Offices to 604 Residences at Waterfront Station
Nena Perry-Brown | August 21st 2017
In May, Forest City applied to modify the use of the remaining two sites at the Waterfront Station development along 4th and M Streets SW from office... read »
Zoning Commission and OP Weigh in on the Second Phase of The Wharf
Nena Perry-Brown | August 18th 2017
The Zoning Commission is scheduled to consider the second phase of the Wharf development in early November. ... read »
The 1,078 Residential Units Planned for the Wharf
Nena Perry-Brown | June 9th 2017
A week after exploring the 3,200 residential units on the boards for Southwest, UrbanTurf revisits the southwest Wharf redevelopment, where more... read »
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The design of the building, one of the last remaining in the Waterfront Station redev... read »
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- How the Government Shutdown Could Impact the DC-Area Housing Market
- Mayor Bowser Declines to Sign Short-Term Rental Bill
- From 16% to $16.5 Million: DC's Housing Market in 2018 By the Numbers
- Less Glass and Fewer Balconies: The Tweaked Plans for Waterfront Station
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