Posts By Nena Perry-Brown
Following are all articles by UrbanTurf author Nena Perry-Brown, from most recent to least.
This Week's Find: A 24-Room 14th Street Bed and Breakfast
Nena Perry-Brown | November 6th 2019
This Week's Find offers the opportunity to buy a functioning, furnished bed and breakfast.... read»
DC for Reasonable Development Appeals McMillan Demolition Permits
Nena Perry-Brown | November 6th 2019
The appeal describes issuance of the permits as "erroneous".... read»
DC Pilots New Option For Homeowners Who Want to Expedite Building Permits
Nena Perry-Brown | November 6th 2019
This summer, DCRA initiated Project X which offers an expediting process for single family homes and residential or commercial projects smaller than 1... read»
The Over 4,500 Units on the Boards for NoMa and Eckington (and the Thousands up in the Air)
Nena Perry-Brown | November 5th 2019
While several developments have delivered in NoMa since our last rundown, another handful are just starting to show signs of life — and others are a... read»
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The Latest Novel Residential Amenity in DC: Professional Plant Arrangements
Nena Perry-Brown | November 5th 2019
Move over, grow closets. A new apartment community is offering a different amenity for green thumbs.... read»
Four More Years: DC Area Homeowners Are Staying Put Longer
Nena Perry-Brown | November 4th 2019
In the DC region and most metro areas nationwide, homeowners are staying put for longer.... read»
DC Attorney General Settles City Apartel Suit
Nena Perry-Brown | November 4th 2019
Over two years after Ginosi USA was sued for its apartel network, a settlement has been reached.... read»
Development Team Selected for 4.3 Million Square Feet at Old Soldiers' Home
Nena Perry-Brown | November 4th 2019
The mixed-use development would occupy 80 acres of the campus off North Capitol and Irving Streets NW.... read»
The Return of Concessions and an Abundance of Options: DC Shows Glints of Being Buyer-Friendly
Nena Perry-Brown | November 1st 2019
While DC remains a ways off from being a buyer's market, the fall housing market is far less frenzied than in recent years.... read»
Best New Listings: From the 18th Century to Mid Century
Nena Perry-Brown | November 1st 2019
This week’s Best New Listings includes one of Georgetown's last 18th century houses and a Charles Goodman mid century home in Alexandria.... read»
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In news that we will call unsurprising, the DC area experienced the steepest job loss... read »
A four-story building at the eastern edge of Georgetown's commercial strip is moving ... read »
If you sold your home in the 20016 zip code earlier this year, congratulations — yo... read »
The 16,000 square-foot home perched above the Potomac River — is taking a new appro... read »
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- The $17 Million Castle on the Potomac Is Heading to Auction
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