This price range includes a penthouse in Arlington and a five-bedroom house in Omaha.
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WHERE WE LIVE | The community is home to many federal workers and military personnel commuting to D.C.
This price range includes a penthouse in Arlington and a five-bedroom house in Omaha.
TOWN SQUARE | The new building will have 94 residences and more than a dozen floor plans.
Orlando Bloom, known for his roles in the Lord of the Rings and Pirates of the Caribbean film series, lists his home on “Billionaire’s Row” for $9 million.
TOWN SQUARE | Want to make sure you get the keys to the house you want? Don't say these things in front of the seller or their agent.
ASK THE BUILDER | These wipes are ticking time bombs in your drainpipes and sewer.
BUYING NEW | Rockland Village Green is a development of 24 units, plus a small park, near Route 50.
Ask for a decrease in rent or for renovations to be made — and be prepared to offer a longer lease term in return.
TOWN SQUARE | A new analysis of the fallout from foreclosures by Zillow found that black and Hispanic communities were hit harder than white communities.
REAL ESTATE MATTERS | A condo board needs to have its rules and process for enforcing fines in order before dealing with an unruly owner.
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