Shaw and U Street continue to be DC’s most dynamic neighborhood in terms of real estate activity. Premium housing prices and higher monthly rents along with a series of extremely successful new developments has made the neighborhood a great home base for realtors looking to build NW DC volume. UrbanLand More
DC’s lucrative new construction pipeline is a great place to secure premium transactions as a realtor. There is continuous major new residential projects being announced as well as the normal flow of boutique infill buildings that pop up in great neighborhoods all over the city. UrbanLand Company, a DC-based regional More
UrbanLand Company, a DC-based regional brokerage operating since 2003, is on a Fall recruiting initiative to develop new agent relationships as growth continues for the company. The firm has produced over $500 million in transaction volume in the DC Metro area, the majority of with come from inside DC itself. More
A free Home Buyer & Homeowner Workshop program that has run in DC for 5 years is now open & running weekly in Baltimore’s hot Hampden commercial district. UrbanLand Company, a private real estate brokerage founded in 2003 in DC, recently opened up their new real estate office on The More
The Fun House exhibit is back at the National Building Museum as of July 4th and is the centerpiece of their Summer Block Party installation, now in its 5th year. The Fun House is created by New York’s Snarkitecture design firm. The exhibit takes up the entire Great Hall at More
Here’s a cool concept currently seeking crowdfunding on Kickstarter. The Hibernaculum Winery Build project is trying to raise $20,000 to build a self-contained, solar powered winery that will be housed in a 20′ shipping container. They’re using low intervention wine practices to “brew” and ferment wine without using modern industrial More
A free Home Buyer Workshop program that has run in DC for 5 years has expanded to a second location in the H Street Corridor. UrbanLand Company, a private real estate brokerage based in the U Street Corridor, recently opened up their new Trinidad Workshops space with an ongoing weekly More
Here’s a prediction from our editorial team covering Baltimore City. You’ll be seeing more and more announcements of Baltimore City’s tangible revitalization efforts as 2018 goes on. The City recently announced an aggressive plan to raise millions for a new fund in an innovative way. The City, under direction by More
Did you know Johns Hopkins has been on a major clean energy push? They’ve taken major steps to set a great example as a major Baltimore City institution that, on a peak day in the summer, uses the same amount of power as 53,000 Baltimore homes. The campus and hospital More
Here’s a real and operating environmental solution that combines solar power with simple automation to remove up to 20 tons of trash a day from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. Part of the problem with big ongoing cleanups is manpower, cost of labor, and the sheer overflowing volume of trash created by More
