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Home prices are expected to fall but not crash

Housing prices are poised to correct. But they are highly unlikely to plummet.
  • By Mark Zandi
  • Sep 15

D.C. condominium embraces green living

BUYING NEW | Prices at 1706 Euclid Street range from $350,000 to $895,000
  • By Benjamin C Tankersley
  • Nov 30

Towns at Market Commons offering 90 townhouses in Frederick, Md.

BUYING NEW | 90 townhomes with two-car garages
  • By Benjamin C. Tankersley
  • Nov 21

A $13.5 million home for sale in McLean, Va., is a Europhile’s dream

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The seven-bedroom, nine-bathroom house includes antique details throughout.

Trip to Europe inspired McLean, Va., mansion

The seven-bedroom, nine-bathroom home was inspired by architecture on the French and Italian countryside.

Renovated Bethesda, Md., mansion lists for $12.5 million

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The six-bedroom, 10-bathroom house was once home to a major developer of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Bethesda, Md., mansion on market for $12.5 million

The house was once home to a major developer of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Albert Small’s Bethesda, Md., estate offered at $11 million

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The six-bedroom, nine-bathroom, 10,600-square-foot Georgian manor is one of the largest parcels in the Edgemoor neighborhood.

Albert Small’s Bethesda, Md., estate offered at $11 million

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The six-bedroom, nine-bathroom, 10,600-square-foot Georgian manor is one one of the largest parcels in the Edgemore neighborhood.

Brookland is a D.C. neighborhood worth writing about

WHERE WE LIVE | The Northeast Washington community is the focus of several blogs by locals.
  • By Hope Hodge Seck
  • Oct 26

Historic farmhouse in NW D.C. on the market for $5 million

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The six-bedroom, five-bathroom house was the site of one of the nation’s first vineyards.

1719 T Street is a new condo building in Dupont Circle

BUYING NEW | The four-unit building by developer Lot Squared comes with two parking spaces.
  • By Benjamin C. Tankersley
  • Oct 19

Historic farmhouse in NW DC on the market for $5 million

This nineteenth century home tucked away on the quiet streets of Cleveland Park was once owned by John Adlum, known as the “father of American viticulture” – or so the story goes. According to legend, Adlum, who joined the Revolutionary War two days after the signing of the Declaration of Independence at age 17, began one of the new nation’s first vineyards on this property. The truth is murkier.
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