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WMATA, EYA Present Plans For 210-Unit Takoma Project
Shilpi Paul | July 17th 2013
EYA and WMATA met with community members on Tuesday night to brief them on the new plans for a residential project at the Takoma Metro.... read»
Hacked Accounts and Improper Notices: The Saga of the Capitol Hill Treehouse Heads to Court
Nena Perry-Brown | January 17th 2018
Two years ago, a Capitol Hill treehouse made headlines with its questionable legality. Now, its owners are suing the District Department of Transport... read»
HPO Recommends Approval For 157-Unit Office-to-Residential Conversion Proposed in Dupont Circle
UrbanTurf Staff | September 22nd 2023
The concept for the residential conversion of a prominently sited building in Dupont Circle looks closer to getting approved.... read»
The Plan To Expand DC's Streetcar to Georgetown
Nena Perry-Brown | May 18th 2016
A few months after the city opened the H Street streetcar for public use, DDOT hosted what was the third of several public meetings to discuss potenti... read»
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A Shaw Park Reimagined
Nena Perry-Brown | June 14th 2021
The National Capital Planning Commission will consider the proposed redesign in a couple of weeks.... read»
This Week's Find: Fallingwater-Inspired in Forest Hills
Nena Perry-Brown | July 18th 2017
This Week's Find is a contemporary Forest Hills home designed by reputed architect Travis Price and built in the style of Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling... read»
The $138 a Month Amazon Bump in the DC Area
UrbanTurf Staff | April 26th 2018
The supply of new apartments coming online in the DC area could mean that the arrival of Amazon wouldn't have a substantial effect on area rents.... read»
Fewer Units, More Quality of Life? The New Plans for DC's Cotton Annex Conversion
Nena Perry-Brown | January 3rd 2022
For an adaptive reuse of a designated-historic DC building, less may be more.... read»
East of the River Residents Organize to Create Grocery Co-Op
Nena Perry-Brown | April 22nd 2019
Residents in Wards 7 and 8 are taking matters into their own hands to wrest the "food desert" narrative from traditional grocery retailers.... read»
Zoning Commission Gives Final Nod to Half Street
Tianna Mañón | June 30th 2015
The grand-scale Half Street project gets the go-ahead to develop near Nationals Park. ... read»
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The differences between condo fees and co-op fees might seem small, but there are som... read »
The Wall Street Journal reported the news on Thursday afternoon.... read »
Architecture firm Torti Gallas has been picked to conduct a land use and market study... read »
The Washington Commanders and global architecture and design firm HKS have unveiled t... read »
The benchmark rate fell to 5.99%, marking a significant psychological threshold for a... read »
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