Us Census
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Us Census, from most recent to least.
DC Lost an Estimated 20,000 Residents in 2021
Nena Perry-Brown | January 3rd 2022
Per the Census, DC saw the largest annual population decrease nationwide.... read»
DC Added Second-Most Housing Units Per Square Mile in the Past Decade
Nena Perry-Brown | August 18th 2021
The counties with more housing construction per square mile were all in the New York metro area.... read»
The Section of DC That Saw the Largest Population Boom Over the Last Decade
Nena Perry-Brown | August 12th 2021
Hint: It also happens to be the largest ward and, unsurprisingly, contains some of the neighborhoods that have experienced the most construction in re... read»
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How Where You Live in DC Affects Your Upward Mobility
Nena Perry-Brown | October 4th 2018
A recently released study of Census Bureau data maps where upward mobility is most likely to be enjoyed by a child born into various circumstances.... read»
New Home Sales at Highest Level in Seven Years
Lark Turner | March 24th 2015
The jump in February's sales figures was higher than anticipated.... read»
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This article will delve into how online home valuation calculators work and what algo... read »
As the redevelopment of the Friendship Heights mall nears completion, new images have... read »
Today, UrbanTurf is taking a look at what we think will be the three metrics that wil... read »
Monument Realty has filed plans for a new development on Eye Street that will deliver... read »
Elon Musk could be taking over The Line hotel; the new Oval Office; and the $1,000 tr... read »
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