Tuesday's Must Reads
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- Has the U.S. stopped building starter homes? -- (WaPo)
- 450-unit development pitched at Seven Corners interchange. -- (WBJ)
- Traffic deaths in the DC area fell to pre-pandemic levels in 2025. - (WaPo)
- Post Brothers lands financing for DC's largest office-to-residential conversion. -- (Bisnow)
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