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172-townhouse community rising in Falls Church, Va.

BUYING NEW: Townhomes at Graham Park have three models
  • By Benjamin C Tankersley
  • 17 hours ago

Former carriage house on Capitol Hill on the market for $1.15 million

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The two-bedroom, three-bathroom house is hidden in an alley in one of Washington's most prominent neighborhoods.

Alexandria’s Del Ray stays artsy as it grows

WHERE WE LIVE | Residents say the neighborhood has always had magnetism.
  • By Hope Hodge Seck
  • Mar 22

Wes Foster, co-founder of real estate giant Long & Foster, dies at 89

He grew the company into one of the largest independent real estate firms in the United States, its name ubiquitous on “for sale” signs across the Mid-Atlantic.

Bayfront house in Ocean City, Md., for sale for nearly $5.6 million

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | Six-bedroom, nine-bathroom house includes ocean views, a swim-up bar and several balconies.

Pair of semi-detached houses for sale in D.C.’s Congress Heights

BUYING NEW | Houses built by 202 Partners ae near St. Elizabeth's East redevelopment
  • By Benjamin C Tankersley
  • Mar 15

D.C. house was home to a former governor, Clinton chief of staff

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | This four-bedroom, five-bathroom house was built in 1927 and includes a library and entertaining spaces.

Maryland’s BeechTree has a village vibe

Where We Live | Amenities include a golf course, tennis courts and walking trails.
  • By Diane Bernard
  • Mar 8

Dupont Circle’s Swann House mansion on the market for $6.5 million

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | This 15-bedroom, 13-bathroom house was designed by prolific architect Walter Paris.

New townhouses coming to Deep Harbour in Cambridge, Md.

BUYING NEW | Community is near historic district.
  • By Benjamin C Tankersley
  • Mar 1

What to know about Moselle, the scene of the killings in Alex Murdaugh’s trial

When jurors head to 4147 Moselle Rd. before deliberations in the murder trial, they’ll be visiting a $3.9 million property with a dark history.

Prominent architect designed this D.C. house for himself

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | This six-bedroom, six-bathroom house was designed by Arthur B. Heaton, the first supervising architect of the Washington National Cathedral.

Parkland draws nature lovers to Virginia’s Tanglewood neighborhood

WHERE WE LIVE | Community helps maintain Tanglewood Park.
  • By Madison Rudolf
  • Feb 22

Hope Diamond connection adds luster to history of Georgetown house

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | This four-bedroom, six-bathroom house was once the estate of mining heiress and Washington socialite Evalyn Walsh McLean.

4 levels of living space and a garage in D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood

BUYING NEW | Townhouses are an addition to City Market at O development.
  • By Benjamin C Tankersley
  • Feb 15

Ted Lerner, real estate magnate and Nationals owner, dies at 97

He built one of the largest privately held development companies in the Washington region and oversaw the Nationals' rise to baseball prominence.

This Nantucket-style house is on D.C. market for $4.5 million

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The six-bedroom, eight-bathroom estate has an outdoor kitchen, koi pond and balconies.

Charming Winter Hill offers access to the best of Falls Church

WHERE WE LIVE | Neighborhood includes condominiums, townhouses and subsidized apartments.
  • By Hope Hodge Seck
  • Feb 8

LeDroit Park house on the market for just under $2 million

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | This four-bedroom, five-bedroom house was once occupied by the first Black congressman after Reconstruction.

A set of single-family houses in Bethesda, Md.

BUYING NEW: Community will include 125 houses and townhouses.
  • By Benjamin C Tankersley
  • Feb 1
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