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Most Popular Posts - Ever

Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.

A Development Grows in Brookland

A Development Grows in Brookland

Michele Lerner | March 2nd 2010

Brookland was once known as “Little Rome” for its Catholic connections, but as it becomes a mecca for artists, it may need to change its n... read»

The Million-Dollar Question in the DC-Area Housing Market

The Million-Dollar Question in the DC-Area Housing Market

UrbanTurf Staff | July 13th 2023

The answer to the most important question in the housing market is quite difficult to determine.... read»

Sponsored Post: Five Units Remain at Union Row

Sponsored Post: Five Units Remain at Union Row

UrbanTurf Staff | January 7th 2010

Union Row is almost sold out. The development that covers an entire city block on 14th Street in the U Street Corridor has just five remaining units. ... read»

A Proposed Solar Array Would Deliver Power to Ward 8

A Proposed Solar Array Would Deliver Power to Ward 8

Nena Perry-Brown | January 25th 2019

GRID Alternatives Mid-Atlantic is proceeding with a zoning application which would pave the way for construction of a "Community Renewable Energy Faci... read»

49 Units and an Automated Garage: A Planned Mixed-Use Development in Old Town Alexandria

49 Units and an Automated Garage: A Planned Mixed-Use Development in Old Town Alexandria

Nena Perry-Brown | January 7th 2020

Galena Capital Partners is proposing three buildings and an automated garage within a one-block radius in Old Town Alexandria.... read»

The UrbanTurf Interview with the Founder of Redfin

The UrbanTurf Interview with the Founder of Redfin

Joe Marhamati | July 15th 2010

UrbanTurf recently sat down with Redfin founder Glenn Kelman to talk about the online brokerage and get his thoughts on the future of traditional real... read»

Rhode Island Avenue Has Organized Friends

Rhode Island Avenue Has Organized Friends

Shilpi Paul | January 24th 2012

The Friends of Rhode Island Avenue wants to turn a stretch of one of DC's main thoroughfares from a dark and depressed line of blocks into Cleveland P... read»

Silver Spring Church To Convert To 259-Unit Apartment Complex

Silver Spring Church To Convert To 259-Unit Apartment Complex

Shilpi Paul | June 21st 2013

The First Baptist Church in Silver Spring is set to be turned into a 259-unit mixed-use development, reported the Washington Business Journal.... read»

Don't Call Them Tiny Houses: The New Housing Prototypes Coming to DC

Don't Call Them Tiny Houses: The New Housing Prototypes Coming to DC

Nena Perry-Brown | June 15th 2016

In preparation for the changes to the zoning code related to accessory apartments and alley dwellings, the R. Michael Cross Design Group shared with U... read»

Two Towers with 340 Units: JBG Smith's Plans for Pen Place

Two Towers with 340 Units: JBG Smith's Plans for Pen Place

Nena Perry-Brown | April 16th 2018

JBG Smith continues its investment in developing Crystal City with an application for a mixed-use project where the neighborhood meets Pentagon City.... read»

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