How to research your neighborhood
Strategies available for first-time buyers
Perspective: Housing prices take some buyers out of the market
How to shop for homeowner’s insurance
Buying down your mortgage rate: It’s not just one way or the other
Georgetown’s ‘Blue House’ on the market for $3.2 million
For boomers, downsizing isn’t a simple decision
Parks, natural areas prized in Meadows at Morris Farm
Md. Gov. Wes Moore’s Baltimore mansion on the market for $2.75 million
New condos part of makeover of D.C.’s historic Walter Reed campus
JFK and Jackie leased this Georgetown house, now offered at $2 million
Military, civilian life merge in Lexington Park, Md.
Phillips Park house on the market for $4.85 million
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
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