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Prices at St. Charles are a draw
The community in Charles County has some of the lowest home prices in the Washington area.
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November home sales in DC metro area were better than expected
Sales surge despite active listings falling below 8,000 for the first time in more than seven years.
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A new home for the holidays?
December is typically a time of slow sales, but it can be a great time to buy or sell a house, experts say.
Prices at St. Charles are a draw
The community in Charles County has some of the lowest home prices in the Washington area.
Where We Live neighborhoods
Stratford Landing
Across a creek from Mount Vernon, the Fairfax County community is a haven for families — and for wildlife.
Short sellers face big tax bills if Washington fails to extend relief act
“Fiscal cliff” dispute threatens to give underwater borrowers more reason to worry about their financial fate.
Dealing with illegally parked cars on your property
A look at the nuances of towing someone’s car in the District, Maryland and Virginia.
Developments on 14th Street NW
A mix of retail and condo could be coming to the vacant lot at 14th and S streets NW.
Revisiting D.C. building heights law is a win-win
This month two agencies begin a study of the 102-year-old federal law limiting Washington building heights.
Outdoor Christmas decorations
Making the exterior of a home festive doesn’t have to mean giant inflatable Santas and a mass of colored lights.
Interactive Map: Housing sale trends in DC area
Explore real estate trends from the last 10 years of property sales in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.
Community Data
Information on schools, crime, population, income as well as housing prices and recent sales by neighborhood.
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What you can buy for $750,000
Here’s a sampling of properties for sale in the Washington metro area priced around $750,000.
What you can buy for $500,000
Here’s a sampling of properties for sale in the Washington metro area priced around $500,000.
What you can buy for $350,000
Here’s a sampling of properties for sale in the Washington metro area priced around $350,000.
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