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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under The Wharf Dc, from most recent to least.
The Wharf's Most Iconic Residence is Over 55% Sold
UrbanTurf Sponsor | September 27th
Amaris—designed by internationally renowned architect Rafael Viñoly—delivers 96 open-concept condominiums over twelve floors with organically ins... read»
Best New Listings: Bethesda, Bungalows and Some of the Best Monument Views
Ashley Hopko | September 9th
This Week's Best New Listings includes a warm-hued Mount Rainier bungalow, a mid-century modern home with a central atrium and a Wharf apartment with ... read»
The Soon-to-Deliver, and 700 Proposed Units, Destined for The Wharf
Nena Perry-Brown | March 30th
While the remaining half of The Wharf development along the Southwest waterfront is expected to deliver this fall, the development bug is rubbing off ... read»
A Few Changes for Residential/Retail Development Proposed at Wharf's Former USDA HQ
Nena Perry-Brown | January 11th
Plans have evolved for the project since it was first shared in September.... read»
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530 Apartments Proposed for Former USDA Office Site at the Wharf
Nena Perry-Brown | September 14th 2021
Jair Lynch Real Estate Partners is proposing to replace the building at 801 Maine Avenue SW.... read»
What's Next, and When, for The Wharf
Nena Perry-Brown | April 6th 2021
The 1.5 million additional square feet of development along the Washington Channel is set to start delivering next year.... read»
350 Units, Three Office Properties and the Water Buildings: The Wharf, Part II
Nena Perry-Brown | May 13th 2020
As UrbanTurf continues taking an updated look at the development pipeline in the area, we revisit the final phase of the Wharf.... read»
The 350 Residential Units and Maritime Services Planned for the Wharf's Second Phase
Nena Perry-Brown | April 9th 2019
As UrbanTurf continues to jog our collective memories about what remains in the local development pipeline, we turn our attention to the remaining pha... read»
The 317 Units and 116 Hotel Rooms Remaining for The Wharf and a Look at What Has Already Delivered
Nena Perry-Brown | May 9th 2018
Following the delivery of the first phase of The Wharf last October, not many residential units remain to be built, but there are plenty already there... 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»
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