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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
Clarendon: Happily Straddling the Line Between City and Suburb
Amanda Abrams | May 11th 2010
In this week's neighborhood profile we look at Clarendon, an area that residents love for its unique mix of urban and 'burbs.... read»
DC's First Carbon Neutral Home Hits the Market
Mark Wellborn | January 6th 2010
Back in September, we reported that DC’s first carbon neutral home was being built in Capitol Hill. Yesterday, the much-anticipated property hit... read»
A Netflix Renovation: DC Firehouse Turned Home Gets a Made-for-TV Makeover
Nena Perry-Brown | August 24th 2018
A historic Shaw firehouse was featured on a new Netflix series about getting the most out of an Airbnb.... read»
American University Park: One of DC's Last Frontiers Before the Suburbs
Amanda Abrams | October 28th 2011
American University Park (AU Park) is one of a handful of DC neighborhoods that are about as suburban as you can get and still be within the city's bo... read»
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Southwest Waterfront: A Tiny Neighborhood on the Cusp
Lillian Dickerson | April 24th 2015
Five years after profiling it for the first time, UrbanTurf takes an updated look at one of the smallest neighborhoods in DC.... read»
LeDroit Park: A Quiet Enclave in the Middle of the City
Amanda Abrams | October 13th 2010
As one of the older neighborhoods in DC, LeDroit Park is a place that has maintained many of its historic qualities while comfortably evolving into an... read»
DC Homeowners: Beware of City's New Noise Law
UrbanTurf Staff | February 1st 2011
DCist reports via The Georgetown Dish that a new DC law went into effect late last week that doubled existing fines and maintained that violators can ... read»
Takoma Park: More Than a Little Bit Quirky
Amanda Abrams | February 3rd 2011
Takoma Park has developed a number of nicknames over the years due to the left-leaning views of its residents. The town, just on the other side of DC'... read»
Foxhall Village: 350 Homes Just West of Georgetown
Dena Levitz | September 7th 2012
Foxhall Village, a neighborhood hidden away between Palisades and Georgetown, is home to high-end Tudor homes, top schools and residents who sometimes... read»
Tenleytown: Not Quite Like Its Neighbors
Amanda Abrams | March 10th 2011
Tenleytown is similar to other northwest DC neighborhoods where those with means choose to settle. The area's commercial strip is uninspiring on the r... read»
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Plans for a new apartment building a quarter mile from the Courthouse Metro have gott... read »
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