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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
The Google Glass Home Search
Shilpi Paul | June 4th 2013
Trulia has developed an app for Google's high-tech glasses that is designed to help homebuyers currently on the hunt.... read»
319-Unit "Hip" Wheaton Development May Be Moving Forward
Tianna Mañón | July 23rd 2015
The blog East MoCo reports that the development from Avalon Bay's AVA brand has filed for construction permits. ... read»
Old Town’s Most Distinctive Luxury Waterfront Condominiums are Over 70% Sold
UrbanTurf Sponsor | October 26th 2021
Robinson Landing includes 70 condominiums, a state-of-the-art fitness center, yoga studio, concierge and pet spa, as well as two new on-site restauran... read»
Home Price Watch: Holding Steady -- For Now -- In Brookland and Michigan Park
Shilpi Paul | February 25th 2013
This week in Home Price Watch, we examine the 20017 zip code, which encompasses portions of Brookland and Michigan Park.... read»
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Mortgage Demand Falls For Second Straight Week
UrbanTurf Staff | June 5th 2024
Demand for mortgages fell last week, but a report on Friday could change that course in the coming weeks.... read»
Three Development Teams Make Short List for Shaw's Parcel 42
UrbanTurf Staff | February 26th 2013
The city's Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development has narrowed down its list of developers for the redevelopment of Shaw's P... read»
DCRA Releases Series of Initiatives to Make Permitting Easier
Nena Perry-Brown | February 15th 2017
Today, DCRA unveiled its "Safe and Simple" initiative, a series of changes and releases to make the process to acquire a building permit more convenie... read»
A Decision on McMillan Redevelopment Delayed Until September
Lark Turner | July 29th 2014
The Zoning Commission asked for changes to the development's transportation plan and some other modifications.... read»
The Four DC Neighborhoods Where You Paid Above Asking in 2016
UrbanTurf Staff | December 6th 2016
DC is a home seller's market, at least for the time being, but there were four neighborhoods in the city in 2016 where competition for listings on the... read»
Eight Unique Residences Hit the Heart of 14th Street
UrbanTurf Sponsor | September 23rd 2020
14th Street Corridor welcomes Define14, a one-of-a-kind development that is reimagining city living.... read»
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Monday Properties' ambitious plan to transform a pair of vacant 1960s office building... read »
Northern Virginia dominates the top of the list, Maryland's Bethesda-Potomac corridor... read »
When Hoffman set out to build The Wharf, he didn't just invest his career in the stre... read »
A newly submitted design proposal for a prominent end-of-block site in Downtown Bethe... read »
Newly released renderings now show what a major residential development on the boards... read »
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