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Sneak Peek: New Whole Foods in Foggy Bottom
UrbanTurf Staff | September 1st 2011
On September 6, DC's fourth Whole Foods store will open in Foggy Bottom. Today, UrbanTurf, along with other media, got a look inside the high-end groc... read»
Bicycles, Bakeries and Restaurants Fill Up Rhode Island Avenue's Retail Strip
Shilpi Paul | October 18th 2012
Earlier this summer, we took a look at the unorthodox strategies used by Friends of Rhode Island Avenue (FoRIA) to draw retailers to their near-empty ... read»
DC Area Has Too Many Apartments, Too Few Condos, Report Says
Lark Turner | April 3rd 2014
An oversupply of apartments and an undersupply of condos can't be fixed by converting apartments into condos, a new report found.... read»
A Dupont Circle Mansion, A President's Niece and a $525,000 Premium
Nena Perry-Brown | August 1st 2019
While six-figure premiums for houses in DC are not a rarity anymore, this sale might take the cake.... read»
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319-Unit Residential Development Proposed Adjacent to Howard University
Lark Turner | September 16th 2014
The project by Ambling University Development Group will include market-rate rentals, as well as affordable and faculty housing. ... read»
Shinola Coming to the Mission at 14th and R
UrbanTurf Staff | October 9th 2014
The new development at the site of the former Central Union Mission will deliver as a luxury rental building in about eight weeks. ... read»
How the DC Housing Market Changed Since the Great Recession
Nena Perry-Brown | September 14th 2018
Since August 2009, home prices in DC have risen by 50 percent while supply has dropped by half.... read»
Hempcrete, Building Material of the Future?
Nena Perry-Brown | May 15th 2017
Thinking of building your own tiny house? Try making it out of hemp.... read»
Family-Sized Units, Trader Joe's and a New Hotel: The Georgetown Rundown
Nena Perry-Brown | February 23rd 2018
Development is slowly humming along in Georgetown and Glover Park. Here's what is still on the boards.... read»
How Missing Middle Housing Can be Inserted in DC's Zones
Nena Perry-Brown | February 26th 2020
A local architecture firm is lending additional perspective into how missing middle housing can be infilled with the city's existing zoning.... read»
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This week's Best New Listings heads to Georgetown, where two condos became one, and t... read »
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 »
- Best New Listings: Two Condos Become One in Georgetown, and a Backyard Goes Full Resort
- First-Timer Primer: Is This Condo Building Financially Healthy?
- 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
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