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In Washington, DC. Union Station is one of many Capitol Hill neighborhoods.
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House hunters find it’s a jungle
For homebuyers in the District and inner suburbs, too few houses are available in the less-than-$400,000 price range, as low mortgage rates and high rents push demand to an all-time high.
In a hot market, buyer be ready
The area real estate market has returned to a seller-friendly era of multiple offers, escalation clauses and competitive bidding. Here’s how a buyer can be ready for it.
- Affordability could be an issue in Washington area
- Builders woo buyers with features, floor plans
- What are the best strategies for D.C. home buyers?
- Importance of home inspections grows
- Spring blooms early for DC home sales
- For house hunters, there’s an app for that
- Home buying should not be a nightmare
- Condos: Still a good investment?
- Is now a good time to buy?
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