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Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
Express Homebuyers Still Flipping
Mark Wellborn | May 6th 2009
About a month ago, we linked to a story that the City Paper's Ruth Samuelson wrote about about Express Homebuyers, a company that buys, renovates and ... read»
Shaw: History Repurposed
Zak Salih | November 8th 2019
Historic preservation, eclectic restaurants, high-end real estate—welcome to a Shaw that’s wildly different from the neighborhood we profiled eigh... read»
The Bed and Breakfast Fire Sale?
Mark Wellborn | June 2nd 2010
UrbanTurf noticed recently that there are three bed and breakfasts on the market in DC, which makes us think that either the bed and breakfast busines... read»
Exposed Chalkboards Rather Than Exposed Brick
Shilpi Paul | February 5th 2013
When developers started digging into the former Edmonds School building on Capitol Hill, the site of a new 30-unit condo/townhouse project, they were ... read»
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The Most Hyped Restaurant Arrival in 2023
UrbanTurf Staff | December 20th 2022
If you like Le Diplomate, you will probably love Osteria Mozza.... read»
The Square Footage Game
Michele Lerner | June 26th 2013
Square footage is a hotly debated issue when it comes to buying a new home. When the listing information doesn’t include it, eyebrows are raised... read»
Streamlined Metro Proposals Could Result in New Stations in Georgetown and Union Market
Nena Perry-Brown | September 7th 2021
WMATA is advancing some proposals from late 2019 to alleviate crowding on the Blue, Orange, and Silver lines.... read»
Thousands of Units, a Grocery Store, a Hotel, and a Home Depot: The Proposals for Reservation 13
Nena Perry-Brown | May 21st 2021
The proposed developments could reshape nearly a half-million square feet of land on the former DC General site.... read»
A Gondola and a Metro Station? Georgetown in 2028
Shilpi Paul | June 14th 2013
Compared to rapidly transforming areas like 14th Street, NoMa and the H Street Corridor, Georgetown is a relatively static neighborhood with a steady ... read»
The Wharf's First Residential Building To Deliver in 2017
Lark Turner | March 17th 2015
As construction on the massive site continues, units at the development's first condo start selling.... read»
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In this edition of First-Timer Primer, we look into the question of how to determine ... read »
This is one of the more intriguing adaptive reuse proposals of the year.... read »
The developer wants to transform the 1960s motor lodge into "Union Market Cabanas" �... read »
This week we bring back What X Buys You as UrbanTurf takes a look at how far an $850,... read »
The Archdiocese of Washington is asking DC's Board of Zoning Adjustment to sign off, ... read »
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- The Plan To Turn A Rock Creek Park Estate Into A Suburban-Style Pool and Tennis Club
- From Motel 6 to "Union Market Cabanas": Interim Plans Filed for Union Market Site
- How Far $850,000 Goes In The DC-Area Housing Market
- Archdiocese Seeks to Revive 80-Townhome Plan In North Michigan Park
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