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Why DC-area developers are building so many apartments

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Why DC-area developers are building so many apartments

Alexandria could end single-family-only zoning, in plans to increase affordable housing

Alexandria could end single-family-only zoning, in plans to increase affordable housing

Chip City opens cookie outposts in Bethesda, Arlington; 1st outside of New York area

Chip City opens cookie outposts in Bethesda, Arlington; 1st outside of New York area

Myrtle Beach is now a popular spot for DC-area house hunters

Myrtle Beach is now a popular spot for DC-area house hunters

Are Prince George’s Co. landlords ignoring 3% cap on rent hikes?

Are Prince George’s Co. landlords ignoring 3% cap on rent hikes?

Hate the ‘pock-pock’ noise of pickleball? Arlington Co. has a plan

Hate the ‘pock-pock’ noise of pickleball? Arlington Co. has a plan

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Veteran DC real estate agent says DC housing market is due for a pause

Veteran DC real estate agent says DC housing market is due for a pause

PHOTOS: Dan Snyder’s Potomac palace is now $14 million more affordable

PHOTOS: Dan Snyder’s Potomac palace is now $14 million more affordable

Old Landover Mall location in Prince George’s Co. could become data center if not selected as FBI HQ site

Old Landover Mall location in Prince George’s Co. could become data center if not selected as FBI HQ site

Homeowners weigh pros and cons of being ‘locked in’

Homeowners weigh pros and cons of being ‘locked in’

New retail coming to prime Georgetown location

New retail coming to prime Georgetown location

Turning a former George Washington University dorm into a homeless shelter stirs opposition

Turning a former George Washington University dorm into a homeless shelter stirs opposition

A wave of National Landing office vacancies is looming

A wave of National Landing office vacancies is looming

Thousands of new homes are needed in Tysons as population surges

Thousands of new homes are needed in Tysons as population surges

An office return of federal workers could help revitalize downtown DC

An office return of federal workers could help revitalize downtown DC

Starter homes in the DC-area housing market are few and far between

Starter homes in the DC-area housing market are few and far between

Don’t be fooled by this scam if you’re renting in DC

Don’t be fooled by this scam if you’re renting in DC

Homeowners in Maryland and Virginia spend 22% of their incomes on housing

Homeowners in Maryland and Virginia spend 22% of their incomes on housing

After 14 years as ‘eyesore’, Loudoun Co. could tear down half-built hotel along U.S. 50

After 14 years as ‘eyesore’, Loudoun Co. could tear down half-built hotel along U.S. 50

Why the latest interest rate hike is likely more bad news for homebuyers

Why the latest interest rate hike is likely more bad news for homebuyers

10 renovation ideas under $5,000

10 renovation ideas under $5,000

July 19

Navigating the future of Eden Center: Vietnamese hub seeks inclusion, improvements

Northern Virginia housing market ‘inches towards favor of buyers’

Northern Virginia housing market ‘inches towards favor of buyers’

DC’s spring housing market ‘unexpectedly spectacular’

DC’s spring housing market ‘unexpectedly spectacular’

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