D.C. rowhouses, a modern house in Maryland and a Chicago condo are on the market.
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HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The seven-bedroom, 10-bathroom home is named after the Irish castle Dunluce.
The 30-year fixed-rate average rose for the first time in nearly two months, growing to 3.83 percent.
D.C. rowhouses, a modern house in Maryland and a Chicago condo are on the market.
TOWN SQUARE | A new study by RentCafe.com shows high acceptances in cities including Seattle and D.C., but low acceptances in places such as Detroit and Scottsdale, Ariz.
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Data shows there are four metrics which tend to drive local home prices in Montgomery Co. — schools, Metro access, distance to D.C. and proximity to retail (pretty much in that order).
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In addition, some agents are "transactional brokers" and do not solely represent the buyer or the seller.
TOWN SQUARE | The 5,900-square-foot Chanceford Hall has six bedrooms and seven full bathrooms, original woodwork and molding, 10 fireplaces, high ceilings and large windows.
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