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Italian tilemakers unveil innovative designs at annual fair
One tile series re-creates the art of Keith Haring while others let homeowners create unique patterns.
Southwest Waterfront: Born of change, changing again
A lab for urban renewal
in the 1960s will be the site
of the massive Wharf project.
History all around at Regency at Chancellorsville
Development in Fredericksburg, Va., for residents 55-plus sits on portions of what was a Civil War battlefield.
House of the Week
House of the Week | Arlington penthouse for $3.975M
The 15-room, 4,447-square-foot home marries spectacular scenery with roominess akin to a single-family abode.
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Housing sale trends in Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia
Explore real estate trends from the last 10 years of property sales in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.
Fixed mortgage rates creep down
The 30-year fixed-rate average inched down to 4.01 percent but remained above 4 percent for the second straight week.
New York realty firm to open office in D.C.
Urban Compass acquires local boutique brokerage Lindsay Reishman.
A look at the D.C. area’s most expensive home listings
The properties range from $3.795 million to $7 million.
For once, surprise for this house flipper is a good one
Discovery of fireplace spurs a dramatic change in first-floor layout.
Southwest Waterfront: Born of change, changing again
A lab for urban renewal
in the 1960s will be the site
of the massive Wharf project.
History all around at Regency at Chancellorsville
Development in Fredericksburg, Va., for residents 55-plus sits on portions of what was a Civil War battlefield.
House of the Week | Arlington penthouse for $3.975M
The 15-room, 4,447-square-foot home marries spectacular scenery with roominess akin to a single-family abode.
Where We Live neighborhoods
Moyaone Reserve
In Accokeek, Md., across the Potomac from Mount Vernon, there’s lots of room to breathe.
Navy Yard
You can also call it Near SE or Capitol Riverfront, but don’t call the 21st-century neighborhood old news.
Sandy Spring
FDR, Herbert Hoover were visitors to the Maryland city, which is now an outer suburb of Washington, D.C.
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