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23 And Counting: The Downtown Bethesda Development Boom
UrbanTurf Staff | February 23rd 2024
If you make your way through downtown Bethesda, it seems like there is a new project going up on every block, as several new residential developments ... read»
Edgewood: More Substance Than Style
Jenny Rogers | October 19th 2012
Edgewood tends to lose top billing to buzzier neighbors, but none of the Northeast neighborhood's residents want it to be the H Street Corridor. A few... read»
Hillcrest: Notable for Its Neighborliness
Amanda Abrams | February 24th 2011
You are much more likely to find a group of residents heading to a barbecue rather than a bar in the southeast neighborhood of Hillcrest, and that is ... read»
First-Timer Primer: Renting Out Your Basement
Lark Turner | June 7th 2016
UrbanTurf talked to a reader who recently bought a house with a rentable English basement for details on what to consider in this scenario.... read»
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Chevy Chase: Affluence, Green Lawns and Pricey Homes
Amanda Abrams | March 3rd 2011
Chevy Chase is a Maryland suburb that most DC-area residents associate with serenity, high-priced homes and wealthy residents. All those associations ... read»
Downtown Falls Church: Staying the Same in the Midst of Change
Amanda Abrams | November 11th 2011
With its homey vibe and simple strip of low-key shops and restaurants, downtown Falls Church is a bit of an anomaly in a Northern Virginia that’s bu... read»
Brookland: Where Change and Charm Collide
Zak Salih | February 24th 2017
With growing development prospects and a blend of artistic flair, Catholic history, academic life, and strong community bonds, Brookland moves forward... read»
A First Look at the Residential Transformation for DC's Mazza Gallerie Mall
UrbanTurf Staff | July 20th 2022
The mall will be reimagined as a 7-story, 325-unit apartment project with 25,000 square feet of retail along Wisconsin Avenue that will could feature ... read»
Woodley Park: Deceptively Residential
Amanda Abrams | July 27th 2010
For many DC residents, Woodley Park consists of a small commercial stretch along Connecticut Avenue, an area that they might occasionally head for bru... read»
Petworth: A Decade Later, Much Has Changed
Zak Salih | February 8th 2018
The “not-yet-worthy” moniker given to the northwest DC neighborhood ten years ago doesn't apply anymore.... read»
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