Georgetown
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Georgetown, from most recent to least.
Why Isn't Anyone Bidding on the Georgetown Heating Plant?
Shilpi Paul | January 24th 2013
The auction of West Heating Plant, located on a prime piece of Georgetown real estate, started last week. But so far, the auction has failed to attrac... read»
Evermay Owners Sell Georgetown House At Slight Discount
UrbanTurf Staff | December 5th 2012
The Georgetown real estate portfolio of the couple that owns two of the city's most expensive homes just got a little smaller. ... read»
This Week's Find: An Architect Takes Down the Walls in the West End
Shilpi Paul | November 28th 2012
This Week's Find is a West End home that was made sunnier with the help of an architect. ... read»
Future of Georgetown Heating Plant Site Unclear as Auction Approaches
Shilpi Paul | October 26th 2012
Georgetown's West Heating Plant, which sits on the largest developable piece of land in the neighborhood, will be auctioned off this winter, but what ... read»
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Lofty Renting in DC
Shilpi Paul | October 17th 2012
DC has few lofts and industrial spaces like those in converted old schools or churches, but here are three loft or at least "loft-like" options that a... read»
Evermay, Halcyon House Owners Put Georgetown Home on the Market
UrbanTurf Staff | October 14th 2012
The Georgetown real estate portfolio of the couple that owns two of the city's most expensive homes may soon get a little smaller. ... read»
Georgetown Mixed-Use Project Aims to Deliver in Late 2013
UrbanTurf Staff | September 18th 2012
A new mixed-use development in Georgetown that will include residential and office components has received final approval from the Old Georgetown Boar... read»
Home Price Watch: Spending $1 Million is the Norm in Georgetown
Shilpi Paul | September 17th 2012
The fifth installment in our series analyzing home price trends in various DC area zip codes looks at 20007, which includes portions of Georgetown, Bu... read»
Best New Listings: 16th Street Heights and Georgetown
UrbanTurf Staff | August 31st 2012
In this week's edition of Best New Listings, we look at a four-bedroom Cape Cod in 16th Street Heights and three-bedroom in Georgetown built in 1830. ... read»
Georgetown's Hurt Home Condo Project Breaks Ground Tomorrow
Shilpi Paul | August 20th 2012
The Montrose, a 15-unit condo project planned for the Henry and Anne Hurt Home in Georgetown, is breaking ground tomorrow, DCMud is reporting.... read»
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