Dc Condos
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Dc Condos, from most recent to least.
2011 to See Most New Condo Construction Since the Boom
Will Smith | October 14th 2010
In 2011, the DC area will see the most new condo construction since 2006, according to a recent report by real estate sales and marketing firm McWilli... read»
UIP Begins Work on Adams Morgan Condos
Mark Wellborn | October 13th 2010
Urban Investment Partners has started work on converting 1801 and 1811 Wyoming Avenue NW into a 43-unit condo project called the WY18 Condominiums, th... read»
Scuttlebutt: Wonder Bread Apartments, Woodley Park Condos
Mark Wellborn | September 24th 2010
In today's development scuttlebutt, news comes of possible apartments at the old Wonder Bread factory in Shaw and possible condos at Marriott Woodman ... read»
Despite Shrinking Inventory, Financing for Condo Projects Hard to Come By
Ryan Holeywell | August 27th 2010
Over the past several months, the dark cloud that has hung over the DC area condo market since it went bust has slowly been lifting. But even with inv... read»
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Metropole Has Five Units Remaining
Mark Wellborn | August 25th 2010
UrbanTurf recently learned that the Metropole condominium in Logan Circle has just five units left to sell. The five remaining condos at the luxury de... read»
14th and S Street Residential Project Likely to be Condos
Mark Wellborn | August 24th 2010
14th and You recently posted a very comprehensive preview of the 125-unit residential project that is planned for 14th and S Streets NW. Perhaps the m... read»
Sponsored: 5 Tips for Buying a Condo in Fall 2010
UrbanTurf Sponsor | August 3rd 2010
UrbanTurf readers know that the inventory for condominiums in the District and close-in suburbs is tight, especially in popular neighborhoods. The lim... read»
Potomac Station: Condos Just Upstairs From the Neighborhood Deli
Mark Wellborn | July 23rd 2010
Potomac Station, a five-unit condo project aptly named because it is just across the street from the Potomac Avenue Metro in Capitol Hill, went on sal... read»
The Matisse: Not Your Average Boutique Condo
UrbanTurf Staff | July 15th 2010
The Matisse, a new condo project that went on sale in Logan Circle a week ago, may be the smallest condo development we have ever featured. But that i... read»
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»
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