Housing

Increasingly, DC's workforce is comprised of either high-income or low-income jobs, with few middle-income jobs available. Among DC’s most common occupations, 40% are low wage jobs that do not pay enough to cover the city’s high housing…

"The weight of the world is on my shoulders in my household. … I don’t want to bury my child because of asthma.”

Mayor Muriel Bowser gave the first State of the District speech of her second term on Monday evening, where she announced several new investments in housing and transportation, including more money to the city’s affordable housing fund and…

More than 20,000 black residents were displaced from low-income D.C. neighborhoods from 2000 to 2013, researchers say.

The tour will proceed along First Street NW and is scheduled for April 14

Years after a planned-unit development (PUD) for the McMillan Reservoir received zoning approval, and two years after a ceremonial groundbreaking, the project remains under appeal.

Edens has plans in the works for a new 300-unit residential development at Union Market.

D.C. has built thousands of new affordable units in recent years, but many wealthy neighborhoods in Northwest have failed to deliver any meaningful contribution to the city's housing stock.

Folks looking to become luxury home owners in the District this year will soon be spoiled for choice.

Tishman Speyer is selling a development site in the fast-growing NoMa neighborhood it has planned as an office project for over a decade.

Weeks after taking a look at the developments planned for just east of South Capitol Street, today, UrbanTurf picks up where we left off in the Navy Yard neighborhood. While a couple of projects have either recently delivered or will soon…

More density is planned for Cleveland Park, this time just down the street from the Uptown Theatre.

District officials failed to spend $3 million in federal lead remediation grants, rendering the city ineligible for additional money and forcing D.C. to shut down a program to protect poor children from lead poisoning.

The authority says it will “address” at least 2,400 ailing apartments over a two-year period

See your options in neighborhoods like Capitol Hill and Eckington

In 2017, UrbanTurf took a closer look at the return on investment that small-scale developers can expect in DC when converting a single-family home into condominium units. Since then, home prices have steadily increased, as has the cost of…

D.C. nonprofit Jubilee Housing Inc. is targeting a swath of property in Adams Morgan for its next affordable housing project.