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

DC Apartment Hunters, Beware the Phantom Rental

DC Apartment Hunters, Beware the Phantom Rental

Nena Perry-Brown | July 19th 2018

A new study suggests that DC area renters should keep an eye out for a certain kind of rental scam.... read»

Facebook to Create an Alternative to Craigslist

Facebook to Create an Alternative to Craigslist

Nena Perry-Brown | October 3rd 2016

Facebook is looking to leverage its massive user base to give Craigslist some competition with the new Marketplace feature on its app.... read»

The Newest Apartment Tool For Landlords Launches in DC

The Newest Apartment Tool For Landlords Launches in DC

Shilpi Paul | June 26th 2013

Craigslist has another competitor in the apartment rental market: Zumper, a start-up that hopes to stand out from the crowd with a few features and ap... read»

The Craigslist Change That Apartment Hunters Will Love

The Craigslist Change That Apartment Hunters Will Love

Shilpi Paul | February 4th 2013

The famously minimalist website has made a change that those on the hunt for an apartment or specific piece of furniture will probably appreciate. ... read»

Listed District Finds Craiglist Gems So You Don't Have To

Listed District Finds Craiglist Gems So You Don't Have To

Shilpi Paul | February 27th 2012

Craigslist is a great resource for secondhand furniture hunters, but sifting through the site requires enormous patience and persistence. Last month, ... read»

Can Craigslist Sell Your Home?

Can Craigslist Sell Your Home?

Joe Marhamati | August 9th 2010

The internet continues to play an increasing role in the home buying and selling process, with growing opportunities for online property searching, mo... read»

This Is A Craigslist Rental Scam

This Is A Craigslist Rental Scam

Bryce Baschuk | August 4th 2010

When searching for the perfect apartment to rent in DC, a healthy dose of skepticism can help you avoid being scammed as sometimes the deals on rental... read»

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