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Carver Langston

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Carver Langston, from most recent to least.

The 6 Project Residential Pipeline Around DC's Starburst Intersection

The 6 Project Residential Pipeline Around DC's Starburst Intersection

Nena Perry-Brown | June 24th 2021

While development along the H Street Corridor has slowed to a crawl, development further east has also slowed, although to a lesser extent.... read»

Carver-Langston: Calm on the Northeast Front

Carver-Langston: Calm on the Northeast Front

Zak Salih | June 21st 2019

Tucked away next to the H Street Corridor, Carver-Langston is investing in its future—and bracing itself for possible changes.... read»

Is This The DC Neighborhood That Homebuyers Love the Most?

Is This The DC Neighborhood That Homebuyers Love the Most?

Nena Perry-Brown | February 13th 2019

A new Zillow analysis asserts that Carver Langston's homes are the most popular in the metro area.... read»

Valor Development Submits Plans to Bring 303 Apartments East of H Street

Valor Development Submits Plans to Bring 303 Apartments East of H Street

Nena Perry-Brown | October 12th 2016

The Valvaere will replace Trinidad Baptist Church just east of the Starburst intersection.... read»

The Pursuit: A Home Search Leads to Carver Langston

The Pursuit: A Home Search Leads to Carver Langston

Lark Turner | February 20th 2015

An UrbanTurf reader's home search that started in Mount Rainier ends up in the neighborhood just northeast of the famous "starburst" intersection.... read»

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