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The DC-Area's Mystery $70 Million Homebuyer
UrbanTurf Staff | March 9th 2022
One buyer has spent more money than Jeff Bezos and Dan Snyder combined on residential real estate in the DC region over the last two years, but their ... read»
DC's Most Intriguing Lofts Return to the Market
Nena Perry-Brown | February 20th 2018
The singularly impressive Pierce School Lofts have just hit the market — and each individual unit is for sale.... read»
450 Units, 156 Hotel Rooms and a Public Park: The Plans for a Prime Howard University Site
Nena Perry-Brown | April 2nd 2019
Howard University has selected a team to redevelop a pair of historic buildings it owns off Georgia Avenue.... read»
An Interview With the Architect of DC's Shipping Container Apartments
UrbanTurf Staff | October 30th 2014
UrbanTurf recently chatted with DC-based Travis Price about the state of DC architecture, the trend of super-small living and this idea he has for flo... read»
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Wheaton: A Vital Neighborhood Revitalizing
Zak Salih | May 11th 2018
Symbolized by an upcoming office building and town center, revitalization is the name of the game in the Montgomery County neighborhood of Wheaton.... read»
Boundary Companies, JBG Propose 691-Unit Mixed-Use Project for Eckington
Lark Turner | June 18th 2015
The development team is planning four multifamily buildings at lots near the intersection of New York and Florida avenues NE.... read»
How DC's Apartments Have Gone to the Dogs
Lark Turner | January 17th 2014
The amenity battle for DC's dog owners has reached the rooftops at the city's new apartment buildings.... read»
DC to Auction 35 Vacant Properties For Workforce Housing
Nena Perry-Brown | January 4th 2018
This month, the District Department of Housing and Community Development is auctioning 35 vacant and blighted properties in hopes of gaining 50 units ... read»
Zoning Approves Conversion of Dupont Circle's Frat House to 6,000 Square-Foot Residence
Lark Turner | July 15th 2014
The Spencer Carriage House and Stable, purchased in 2013, is set to become a nearly 6,000 square foot residence.... read»
451 Units Followed By Full-Service Grocery: The Plans for a Buzzard Point Concrete Plant
Nena Perry-Brown | September 15th 2021
The two-phase development could bring the first full-service grocery store to the budding development neighborhood in DC. ... read»
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This week's Best New Listings includes two 19th-century homes, one a former stable th... 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 »
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