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Residents near RFK Stadium site react to news Congress could transfer property to DC

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Residents near RFK Stadium site react to news Congress could transfer property to DC

Historic building in Frederick opens as hotel with Bryan Voltaggio restaurant

Historic building in Frederick opens as hotel with Bryan Voltaggio restaurant

18th-century Georgetown renovation with car elevator lists for nearly $10 million

18th-century Georgetown renovation with car elevator lists for nearly $10 million

In DC’s competitive apartment rental market, now might be the time to look

In DC’s competitive apartment rental market, now might be the time to look

Developer wants town of Bladensburg to stop trying to annex old hospital site

Developer wants town of Bladensburg to stop trying to annex old hospital site

How this $18M project hopes to introduce a new generation to tennis in DC

How this $18M project hopes to introduce a new generation to tennis in DC

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Healthy living center reopens in DC Ward 8’s only grocery store

Healthy living center reopens in DC Ward 8’s only grocery store

DC region’s most expensive ZIP code? It’s on the Chesapeake Bay, no bridge crossing required

DC region’s most expensive ZIP code? It’s on the Chesapeake Bay, no bridge crossing required

2 Prince George’s towns fight over massive redevelopment project

2 Prince George’s towns fight over massive redevelopment project

Home equity loans are at 16 year high; DC in the Top 10

Home equity loans are at 16 year high; DC in the Top 10

DC has 123,000 vacant homes. Why are they not a solution to the housing shortage?

DC has 123,000 vacant homes. Why are they not a solution to the housing shortage?

‘What I saw was unacceptable’: Immigrant group CASA backs resident lawsuit against Prince George’s Co. apartment complex

‘What I saw was unacceptable’: Immigrant group CASA backs resident lawsuit against Prince George’s Co. apartment complex

Amid RFK Stadium negotiations, Sen. Cardin’s ‘first priority’ is to keep Commanders in Maryland

Amid RFK Stadium negotiations, Sen. Cardin’s ‘first priority’ is to keep Commanders in Maryland

Facade of Bolinvar Stone Manor

December 3

Bolinvar Stone Manor sells for whopping $15.5M, marking highest sale in Loudoun Co. this year

NY’s Blazin Chicken to open two Fairfax Co. locations (with late-night hours)

NY’s Blazin Chicken to open two Fairfax Co. locations (with late-night hours)

Northern Virginia home sales three times the national average

Northern Virginia home sales three times the national average

This Virginia lawmaker wants major changes to help homebuyers. But are they realistic?

This Virginia lawmaker wants major changes to help homebuyers. But are they realistic?

Kalorama calling the well-heeled new Trump administration?

Kalorama calling the well-heeled new Trump administration?

Fairfax Co. makes progress toward affordable housing goals

Fairfax Co. makes progress toward affordable housing goals

History made in Southeast DC as new, affordable Barry Farm apartments open

History made in Southeast DC as new, affordable Barry Farm apartments open

Arlington passes plan to ease transformation of empty office buildings into multi-use spaces

Arlington passes plan to ease transformation of empty office buildings into multi-use spaces

Loudoun Co. could lower rates on car tax, eliminate vehicle license fee

Loudoun Co. could lower rates on car tax, eliminate vehicle license fee

Prince George’s Co. passes bill creating new short term rental database

Prince George’s Co. passes bill creating new short term rental database

Bats, rodents, roaches: Maryland’s top prosecutor goes after apartments where tenants describe deplorable conditions

Bats, rodents, roaches: Maryland’s top prosecutor goes after apartments where tenants describe deplorable conditions

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