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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
The Wharf Will Begin Construction in March
Lark Turner | February 11th 2014
At a Monday night ANC meeting, developers unveiled the projected timeline for phase 1 of the massive Southwest Waterfront project.... read»
Why Isn't DC's Residential Architecture More Adventurous?
Shilpi Paul | August 16th 2013
While DC is populated by stately historic buildings and charming Victorian rowhouses, many of the new residential buildings tend to take a similar for... read»
As DC's Airbnb Economy Thrives, Legal Issues Remain
Lark Turner | January 31st 2014
For travelers and hosts, Airbnb feels like a win-win. However, as the service and others like it grow, budget-minded travelers aren't the only ones ta... read»
The 14th Street Development Rundown
UrbanTurf Staff | June 17th 2013
A year and a half ago, UrbanTurf outlined the many residential developments on tap for the 14th Street Corridor. Now that many of those projects have ... read»
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National Harbor: A Development Rises Next to the Potomac
Amanda Abrams | November 10th 2010
Ten years ago, there wasn’t much to see on the eastern bank of the Potomac River just south of the Woodrow Wilson Bridge. These days, however, the a... read»
The 22 New Developments on the Boards For Downtown Bethesda
Nena Perry-Brown | March 22nd 2022
Bethesda remains in the thick of a construction wave, with several projects breaking ground in the past year even as others have delivered.... read»
Don't Disturb the Skyline: Public Responds to Height Master Plan
Shilpi Paul | May 14th 2013
On Monday night, officials from the Office of Planning and the National Capitol Planning Commission held their first public meeting on the city's Heig... read»
Mortgages Deferred and Rent Frozen: DC Council Passes Supplemental COVID Response Bill
Nena Perry-Brown | April 7th 2020
For the duration of the ongoing public health emergency, the bill creates room for relief for both tenants and landlords.... read»
RFK Stadium Cleared For Demolition
UrbanTurf Staff | May 2nd 2024
The National Park Service has given the green light for DC's 62 year-old stadium to be demolished.... read»
Where Are The Most Expensive Zip Codes In the DC Area?
Shilpi Paul | June 12th 2013
As the headline from Monday's RBI report stated, home prices in the DC area continue to climb to record highs. But where exactly are buyers shelling o... read»
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Plans for a new apartment building a quarter mile from the Courthouse Metro have gott... read »
This article discusses the variety of rental restrictions that may exist in condomini... read »
The District's blueprint for the redevelopment surrounding the future Washington Comm... read »
The number of neighborhoods in DC where the median home price hits or exceeds $1 mill... read »
DC's Historic Preservation Office is recommending that the city's Historic Preservati... read »
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- Hotel Harrington's Comeback Wins Preservation Staff's Support
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