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- Avendale at Bristow
- Boulevard at Brambleton at Ashburn
- Brambleton at Ashburn
- Brookside at Warrenton
- Embrey Mill at Stafford
- Preserve at Goose Creek at Ashburn
- Preserve at Goose Creek Towns at Ashburn
- Saranac at Lake Manassas
- Shaker Knolls at Herndon
- Snowden Bridge at Stephenson
- Snowden Bridge Towns at Stephenson
- Trent Grove at Brambleton
- Waterford Creek at Hamilton
- Woodstream Cape Cod & Arbor at Stafford
- Woodstream Metropolitan at Stafford
Where the deals are on homes in the D.C. area
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In this seller’s market, six neighborhoods where a good value can be had.
In D.C.’s tight housing market, energetically seeking inventory
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