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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
The Future of Friendship Heights?
Nena Perry-Brown | April 23rd 2021
The DC Office of Planning enlisted an Urban Land Institute panel to study how the DC-Maryland neighborhood could be redeveloped.... read»
New Images and a Progress Update for DC's 11th Street Bridge Park
Nena Perry-Brown | September 19th 2017
On Monday evening, DDOT, Building Bridges Across the River, and architects from OMA+OLIN made an updated presentation to the community about the 11th ... read»
Penn Quarter: Chinatown Falling, CityCenter Rising
Zak Salih | March 17th 2017
Want an idea of what it’s like to live in Penn Quarter today? Consider the noodle.... read»
Capitol Hill Tenant Offering TOPA Rights to the Highest Bidder
Nena Perry-Brown | September 1st 2016
While TOPA was enacted to protect tenants from potentially advantageous landlords and buyers, UrbanTurf was recently made aware of an instance where a... read»
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The 1,700+ Residential Units Coming to Downtown Bethesda
Lark Turner | November 5th 2014
From time to time, UrbanTurf takes a look at residential developments that are on tap for neighborhoods across the DC area. For this installment, we f... read»
Off the Beaten Turf: Hana Japanese Market
Shilpi Paul | January 20th 2012
In this edition of Off the Beaten Turf, UrbanTurf takes a peek into Hana, the Japanese grocery store/travel agency at 17th and U Streets NW. ... read»
Takoma Park: A Lighter Shade of Green
Lillian Dickerson | May 29th 2015
Once the unquestionable hippie colony of the DC area, Takoma Park may be transitioning to an ever so slightly more mainstream profile.... read»
A Home's Worth? Appealing a DC Property Tax Assessment
Amanda Abrams | March 4th 2014
Every year, homeowners all over the District appeal their property tax assessments for being too high. But for one couple, this has become an unwanted... read»
Cabin John: In With The New While Maintaining the Old
Amanda Abrams | October 21st 2011
Nestled close to the Potomac River, Cabin John is an eclectic, leafy community with a long history, a range of funky houses, and just enough commercia... read»
Bethesda: Soon Brought to You By the Letter M
Zak Salih | May 26th 2017
There is excitement but also concern over the wave of development designed to transform the Maryland neighborhood.... 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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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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