Dc Condo Prices
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Dc Condo Prices, from most recent to least.
Close-Out Price Reductions at The Lacey
Will Smith | July 9th 2010
The Lacey in the U Street Corridor has announced close-out pricing for its five remaining units. The new pricing includes some hefty markdowns, includ... read»
DC Condo Prices Up, Inventory Down
Mark Wellborn | June 14th 2010
Median prices for condos in DC have increased compared to May 2009 and the number of units for sale has decreased, according to statistics released by... read»
20 Sales in 20 Days at The Floridian in the U Street Corridor
Will Smith | March 19th 2010
Since its grand re-opening late last month, The Floridian is selling units at a rate of about one per day. More after the jump.... read»
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