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D.C.’s ‘last affordable’ neighborhood poised for growth and change

Where We Live | Marshall Heights is drawing fresh attention from those house hunting in Washington
  • By Hope Hodge Seck
  • 4 hours ago

Pine Crest Manor in D.C.'s Cleveland Park listed at nearly $5 million

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The six-bedroom, eight-bathroom house, now a registered historic landmark, was nearly subdivided by developers in 1988.

39 single-family houses planned in Ellicott City development

BUYING NEW | Four- to six-bedroom designs offer optional multigeneration suite
  • By Benjamin C Tankersley
  • May 24

Are home prices falling? See what it’s like in your area.

Home prices are falling in housing markets around the country after surging during the pandemic. But where you live makes a huge difference.

Shepherd Park mansion listed at $2.38 million

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The eight-bedroom, five-bathroom house is the last remaining in the area from before an early 1900's suburbanization.

Sam Zell, real estate tycoon who led Tribune Co. to bankruptcy, dies at 81

Mr. Zell made billions of dollars investing in distressed properties, but his takeover of the storied newspaper chain turned disastrous.

Navy stadium is part of the community in Admiral Heights

Residents think of Admiral Heights as hiding in plain sight: It has charm, caring neighbors and is close to the Annapolis Historic District and local business areas, including Westfield Mall, which is less than three miles away.
  • By Jennifer Donatelli
  • May 16

N.Va. Colonial with river views listed at nearly $2.7 million

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The four-bedroom, five-bathroom home is adjacent to George Washington's Mount Vernon.

Severn Crossroads is a community of 51 townhouses near Fort Meade, BWI

BUYING NEW | Houses designed for energy efficiency
  • By Benjamin C Tankersley
  • May 10

Tudor in quiet Bethesda, Md., setting listed for nearly $2.5 million

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The six-bedroom, nine-bathroom house was once home to Nina Auchincloss, step-sister to Jackie Kennedy.

Billionaire plans to turn Jeffrey Epstein’s islands into luxury resort

Little St. James and Great St. James in the U.S. Virgin Islands were sold to billionaire investor Stephen Deckoff for $60 million.

Crystal City’s fresh appeal goes far beyond Amazon, locals say

WHERE WE LIVE | Once quiet community is becoming a trendy destination
  • By Hope Hodge Seck
  • May 3

Renovated 1956 house on the market for nearly $6.7 million

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The six-bedroom, eight-bathroom house blends mid-century and Scandinavian designs and was once owned by prominent economist Alice Rivlin.

Supreme Court concerned county took too much from woman who owed taxes

Geraldine Tyler, of Hennepin County, Minn., lost her $40,000 condominium because she owed about $15,000 in property taxes and fines.

Brookland Grove adding 60 townhouses to Northeast Washington

BUYING NEW | New construction in neighborhood near Catholic University
  • By Benjamin C Tankersley
  • Apr 26

How to research your neighborhood

If you are curious about a neighborhood, here are tips for digging into schools, crime, environmental risks and more.
  • By Michele Lerner
  • Apr 22

Strategies available for first-time buyers

Cost, mortgage rates have delayed some from home ownership
  • By Madison Rudolf
  • Apr 22

Perspective: Housing prices take some buyers out of the market

Perspective: Housing prices take some buyers out of the market
  • By Mark Zandi
  • Apr 22

How to shop for homeowner’s insurance

There are ways to save money, but make sure you get what you need
  • By Michele Lerner
  • Apr 21

Buying down your mortgage rate: It’s not just one way or the other

Experts explain circumstances for using buydowns
  • By Michele Lerner
  • Apr 21
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