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West End
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under West End, from most recent to least.
The New Plans for the Historic Stevens School
Nena Perry-Brown | August 16th 2017
The mayor has announced that the Stevens School will be reopened as a child development center and to accommodate an expansion of School Without... read »
North of $700: The Highest Prices Per Square Foot in DC
UrbanTurf Staff | May 15th 2017
The neighborhoods in DC with the highest real estate prices per square foot in 2017 are the areas that one might expect. ... read »
J Street Plans High-End Condo Development in West End
UrbanTurf Staff | April 13th 2017
The new boutique project is in the vein of uber high-end developments such as 1055 High and Westlight Condos. ... read »
From Nobu to Dominos: The Development on Tap for Georgetown and West End
Nena Perry-Brown | February 22nd 2017
It has been a year since UrbanTurf looked over at the west side of the city to see what is in the residential development pipeline. ... read »
New Renderings Offer Glimpse Inside Eastbanc’s Westlight Condos
Nena Perry-Brown | September 19th 2016 | 1 Comment
Eastbanc released renderings of the Westlight Condos, an upscale residential property in West End that also includes a newly-constructed location of... read »
The Development Rundown For Georgetown and the West End
Nena Perry-Brown | March 11th 2016 | 2 Comments
UrbanTurf continues its early 2016 look at residential developments in the planning and construction phases for neighborhoods around DC. ... read »
Nobu-Anchored Office-to-Condo Conversion to Deliver in 2017
UrbanTurf Staff | March 4th 2016 | 2 Comments
The former office building at 2501 M Street NW will consist of 58 new, high-end condos and the internationally-renown Japanese restaurant. ... read »
This Week’s Find: Puttin’ on the Ritz
Tianna Mañón | August 27th 2015
This penthouse in DC boasts classic decor, skyline views and residents get Ritz-Carlton benefits. ... read »
Eastbanc’s West End Project is Really, Truly Happening
Lark Turner | April 22nd 2014 | 9 Comments
The final legal obstacle for Eastbanc's mixed-use residential project in the West End was removed this month. ... read »
Best New Listings: From 333 to 3,500 Square Feet
Shilpi Paul | September 13th 2013
In this week's edition of Best New Listings, UrbanTurf looks at a small studio in West End, a 3,500-square-foot rowhouse in Mount Pleasant, and a... read »
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