Renting In Dc
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Renting In Dc, from most recent to least.
14th Street's The District To Open in January
Shilpi Paul | December 7th 2012
UrbanTurf has learned that The District, the 125-unit apartment building going up at 14th and S Street NW, will be opening its doors in mid-January.... read»
How Much Can a New Owner Raise the Rent, Part Two
Shilpi Paul | November 27th 2012
In a follow up to our recent post about how much a new owner can raise the rent on existing tenants, Joel Cohn from DC's Office of the Tenant Advocate... read»
New 30-Unit Abdo Project on 14th Street Will Be Rentals
UrbanTurf Staff | November 12th 2012
UrbanTurf has learned that the 30-unit mixed-use project at 14th Street and Rhode Island Avenue NW from Abdo Development will be rentals rather than c... read»
Rents Rise in NoMa, H Street As DC Apartment Vacancy Remains Low
UrbanTurf Staff | October 11th 2012
With vacancy rates still quite low, a number of neighborhoods in DC are seeing significant rent increases. ... read»
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Sponsored: 12 Apartments Left at Petworth’s New Quin
UrbanTurf Sponsor | October 9th 2012
In May, two newly renovated historic apartment buildings—The New Hampshire and The Quincy, known jointly as The New Quin—debuted in DCR... read»
Report: Homeownership in DC Area 43 Percent Cheaper Than Renting
Shilpi Paul | September 13th 2012
Trulia's latest Rent vs. Buy Report released Thursday morning stated that homeownership is 43 percent cheaper than renting in the DC area. However, th... read»
Trulia: Rent Increases Accelerating in DC
Shilpi Paul | August 7th 2012
In July, asking rents in the DC area were up 3.9 percent year-over-year, following a 3.5 percent increase in June, according to Trulia's latest Price ... read»
Putting Up Walls to Bring Down the Rent
Shilpi Paul | July 18th 2012
Many young DC renters have found a way to live in the city's most luxurious apartment buildings without going broke. ... read»
Capitol Riverfront and H Street See Big Rent Increases
UrbanTurf Staff | July 5th 2012
Back in April, we reported that the DC area could be a renter's market, at least for a spell, by later this year. While that still may be true, rents ... read»
Warder Mansion: From Opulence to Squatters and Back
Shilpi Paul | June 27th 2012
There are many large, stately apartment buildings to look at as one travels north on 16th Street NW from downtown. But among the monoliths with classi... read»
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DC's homebuyer assistance programs can be a bit complex. This edition of First-Timer ... read »
Plans for a major development along Wisconsin Avenue are being pushed back.... read »
The project will bring a pair of two-bedroom residences to each of the building's thr... read »
A limestone mansion in Mount Pleasant is getting a second act — this time as 90 res... read »
With the official beginning of spring, UrbanTurf is taking a look at what we think wi... read »
- First-Timer Primer: DC's Home Buyer Assistance Programs
- B.F. Saul Pumps the Brakes on 350-Unit Bethesda Development
- Dupont Circle's Long-Vacant Pakistani Embassy Is Going Residential
- 90-Unit Condo Project At Historic 16th Street Mansion Looks To Move Forward
- New Listings, Lower Prices And Those Rates: The Charts That Define The Spring Market in DC
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