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Proposals for Shaw's Parcel 42: The Results
Shilpi Paul | November 19th 2012
Last Thursday, we outlined the six proposals competing for the redevelopment plan for Parcel 42, a plot of land in Shaw at the intersection of 7th Str... read»
H Street Project Could Break Ground in a Year, Offer Large Apartments
Lark Turner | March 6th 2014
Douglas Development's H Street project will include roughly 30 units and 30,000 square feet of retail.... read»
A New Park For Mount Vernon Triangle?
Nena Perry-Brown | April 26th 2018
The Mount Vernon Triangle Community Improvement District has released the results of its Open Space Study and its plans for a new park.... read»
One on One: Developing Anacostia Through the Arts
Shilpi Paul | June 13th 2012
In this edition of One on One, we sat down with Nikki Peele and Beth Ferraro of ARCH Development, a non-profit organization that is using arts and cul... read»
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The Difference a Quadrant Makes: Folding the Map in the District
Nena Perry-Brown | February 5th 2019
Inspired by a Chicago activist's initiative, UrbanTurf is taking a look at how the same address compares across DC quadrants.... read»
The 225 Units on the Boards in Adams Morgan
UrbanTurf Staff | January 17th 2023
The residential pipeline in Adams Morgan has slowed in recent years, but there are still a half dozen developments in the works for the neighborhood a... read»
A Whole Foods and 699 Residences In Pentagon City Get Approval
UrbanTurf Staff | July 15th 2013
A positive vote on Saturday brings a massive Pentagon City project that would include a Whole Foods market and 699 apartments one step closer to reali... read»
Urban Institute: Millennials Driving Skyrocketing Housing Demand and Prices in DC
Lark Turner | October 7th 2014
DC's increasingly pricey rents and rapidly-shifting housing landscape can be largely attributed to millennial migration.... read»
Friendship Heights Food Hall Could Open This Month
UrbanTurf Staff | June 1st 2023
The Heights, a ten-stall food hall that is taking over the spaces formerly occupied by PF Changs and Anthropologie, could be open by the end of June... read»
Best Neighborhood Debate: Is H Street Worth It?
Mark Wellborn | December 15th 2009
Nothing seems to arouse debate in this city like neighborhood talk. No matter the question, you can be sure that you will get an impassioned response.... read»
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