Showings
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Showings, from most recent to least.
In-Person Home Showings in DC Remain Higher Than 2019
Nena Perry-Brown | September 28th 2020
Between low interest rates and loosening pandemic-related restrictions in the DC area, prospective home buyers are increasingly willing to get out and... read»
Property Showings in DC Are Back to 2019 Levels
Nena Perry-Brown | July 28th 2020
Showings in DC are now hovering around the averages seen at the same time in 2019.... read»
DC Area Property Showings Continue Rebound
Nena Perry-Brown | June 24th 2020
Over the past week, showings in DC, Maryland, and Virginia were lower than those observed a year ago, and showings in DC proper still lag behind the p... read»
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From Virtual Open Houses to Focus Forums, How DC Brokerages are Maintaining Physical Distance
Nena Perry-Brown | March 30th 2020
How local real estate brokerages are adapting to physical distancing recommendations.... read»
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A vacant office building in North Bethesda could be replaced with a 300-unit apartmen... read »

The property has been in the development conversation for a few years.... read »

The mix is notable: every unit is family-sized, with three bedrooms in each of the fo... read »

An interesting residential redevelopment has been floated for a former school in Tako... read »
- How An Unmarried Couple Buys a Home Together
- Six-Story, 300-Unit Apartment Building Planned for North Bethesda
- Site of Planned 50-Unit Project on Rhode Island Avenue Hits the Market
- A 12-Unit, All-Family-Sized Building Pitched For Brookland Parking Lot
- Takoma Park School Campus Could Get Townhouses, a Pool and a Soccer Field
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