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Fundrise

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

Fundrise Attracts $519,000 in One Day

Fundrise Attracts $519,000 in One Day

UrbanTurf Staff | January 24th 2013

It appears that the waters have appropriately been "tested" for interest in crowd-funding website Fundrise's next project in Shaw. ... read»

Fundrise 'Tests the Waters' Before Moving Forward With Shaw Project

Fundrise 'Tests the Waters' Before Moving Forward With Shaw Project

Shilpi Paul | January 23rd 2013

In advance of their next investment offering in Shaw, the folks at Fundrise have launched an effort aimed at gauging interest in a property before mov... read»

Most Notable Trends of 2012: Micro-Units, Tight Inventory and Fundrise

Most Notable Trends of 2012: Micro-Units, Tight Inventory and Fundrise

Shilpi Paul | December 18th 2012

2012 was a year when several real estate trends seemed to take over the conversation. Here is a look at three. ... read»

Proposal for H Street Library: The Winner Is...

Proposal for H Street Library: The Winner Is...

Shilpi Paul | October 9th 2012

Last Friday, we outlined the six proposals competing for the redevelopment plan of the space at 1300 H Street NE in the heart of the H Street Corridor... read»

6 Proposals for H Street Library Redevelopment

6 Proposals for H Street Library Redevelopment

Shilpi Paul | October 5th 2012

1300 H Street NE, an address at the heart of the H Street Corridor and currently the home of R.L. Christian Community Library, will get a facelift ver... read»

Can Billionaires Improve a City's Quality of Life?

Can Billionaires Improve a City's Quality of Life?

Shilpi Paul | September 7th 2012

This week, news came out that Google founder Sergey Brin has been using his considerable wealth to make his hometown of Los Altos, CA a cooler place t... read»

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