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Sponsored: NoMa's Aria Makes Getting Outside Easy
UrbanTurf Sponsor | September 12th 2012
Located just two blocks from the NoMa-Gallaudet Metro, Aria, a new 60-apartment project from Ellisdale Construction, has indoor and outdoor features t... read»
Sponsored: HiRise Brings Better Windows (and Doors) to Your World
UrbanTurf Sponsor | September 11th 2012
Light and temperature have the ability to completely alter the way we feel in our homes. So, why not invest in windows and doors that let in lots of n... read»
Presented By: Turnberry Scouts New Opportunities in DC Area
UrbanTurf Sponsor | August 21st 2012
Turnberry Associates, a premier U.S. real estate development and property management company, made its mark on the DC area in 2010 with Rosslyn’... read»
Sponsored: With 50 Percent Sold, Foxhall Ridge Debuts New Floorplans
UrbanTurf Sponsor | August 16th 2012
Foxhall Ridge, the newest townhome community in DC's Palisades neighborhood, hit the market in March. Five months later, nearly half of the 32 townhom... read»
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Sponsored: UrbanLand’s Recent Transactions Exemplify a Market in Full Swing
UrbanTurf Sponsor | July 31st 2012
This spring and summer have been busy times for UrbanLand Company, a downtown-DC real estate brokerage actively operating in land/lot, residential and... read»
Sponsored: Lock 7 Development Unveils 7 High-End Units in Columbia Heights
UrbanTurf Sponsor | July 19th 2012
This Sunday, Lock 7 Development will debut their latest project, Harvard Row, a seven-unit condominium project in a repurposed Victorian-era mansion o... read»
Sponsored: The Meticulously Renovated Apartments of Kenyon House
UrbanTurf Sponsor | July 17th 2012
The appealing qualities of Kenyon House, a 49-apartment apartment building in Columbia Heights renovated by Urban Investment Partners (UIP), are almos... read»
Presented by: Turnberry Turnaround
UrbanTurf Sponsor | June 26th 2012
For anyone who enjoys a good comeback story, Turnberry Tower—Rosslyn’s uber-luxury high-rise—is one for the DC metro real estate mar... read»
Sponsored: The Mint Sets New Standard for Eckington at $400 Per Square Foot
UrbanTurf Sponsor | June 13th 2012
The Mint, a boutique condo development that opened in Eckington this past winter, set a competitive bar for home sales in the emerging neighborhood.... read»
Sponsored: 3 Units Left at the Most Elite Address in the West End
UrbanTurf Sponsor | June 12th 2012
22West, the West End’s five-star luxury condominium building, is on the verge of selling out with just three model units remaining. In addition,... read»
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