172-townhouse community rising in Falls Church, Va.
Former carriage house on Capitol Hill on the market for $1.15 million
Alexandria’s Del Ray stays artsy as it grows
Wes Foster, co-founder of real estate giant Long & Foster, dies at 89
Bayfront house in Ocean City, Md., for sale for nearly $5.6 million
Pair of semi-detached houses for sale in D.C.’s Congress Heights
D.C. house was home to a former governor, Clinton chief of staff
Maryland’s BeechTree has a village vibe
Dupont Circle’s Swann House mansion on the market for $6.5 million
New townhouses coming to Deep Harbour in Cambridge, Md.
What to know about Moselle, the scene of the killings in Alex Murdaugh’s trial
Prominent architect designed this D.C. house for himself
Parkland draws nature lovers to Virginia’s Tanglewood neighborhood
Hope Diamond connection adds luster to history of Georgetown house
4 levels of living space and a garage in D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood
Ted Lerner, real estate magnate and Nationals owner, dies at 97
This Nantucket-style house is on D.C. market for $4.5 million
Charming Winter Hill offers access to the best of Falls Church
LeDroit Park house on the market for just under $2 million
A set of single-family houses in Bethesda, Md.
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