As environmental calamities rock Florida’s coast, an inland community seeks to live in harmony with nature.
(Eve Edelheit / For The Washington Post)
A list of properties in the District that you can visit Saturday and Sunday.
A list of properties in Maryland that you can visit Saturday and Sunday.
A list of properties in Virginia that you can visit Saturday and Sunday.
HOUSE OF THE WEEK | “I’m a mother of five,” builder Michele Dombo says. “I get the way people function.”
WHERE WE LIVE | Citizens of the Fairfax community love its small-town feel as a refuge from booming nearby Tysons.
The 30-year fixed-rate average continued its downward path, dropping to 4.31 percent.
As environmental calamities rock Florida’s coast, an inland community seeks to live in harmony with nature.
TOWN SQUARE | Participants will learn about a variety of issues, including staging and financing.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS | Once you pay off the debt, the lender owes you a document that would tell anyone looking at the title to your home that the mortgage or deed of trust had been released.
TOWN SQUARE | The units, called the Liz and affiliated with the Whitman-Walker Health System, will be named for the Elizabeth Taylor Medical Center.
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