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Designer Vern Yip’s simple design lessons from hotels around the world.
The master suite, a luxurious retreat
INHABIT | This D.C. couple had a big, ugly “before” picture. But one designer, six months of construction and a six-figure budget later, their space has an entirely new feel.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase 2011 home sales
One of the region’s higher-priced markets had a flat 2011.
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Where We Live: Clarksburg
Residents of this "urban village" await retail to complete their walkable community.
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All NeighborhoodsInteractive Map: Housing sale trends in DC area
Explore real estate trends from the last 10 years of property sales in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.
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Tools and Calculators
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Should I Rent or Buy a Home?
With interest rates near 40-year lows, the decision to rent versus buy becomes difficult. Use this calculator to help determine which makes sense for you at this time.
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Mortgage Calculator
The loan amount, the interest rate and the term of the mortgage can have a dramatic effect on the total amount you will eventually pay for the property.
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Compare Mortgage Terms
Different mortgage terms and rates can make the loan selection process confusing, especially if you don't plan on keeping the loan for the full term.
DC Mortgage Guide
Find DC-area mortgage rates, contact lenders and find buying and selling information from our partner, InfoTrak.
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