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DC Metro Area Real Estate Market: A Quick Update
Will Smith | August 18th 2009
Donna Evers, president of Evers & Co. Real Estate, pens a brief monthly report on the state of the housing market in the Washington, DC area. After th... read»
Housing Starts and Permits Falter (Ugh)
Will Smith | August 18th 2009
Today, the Department of Commerce released its closely-watched monthly report on building permits and housing starts, both of which disappointed expec... read»
UrbanTurf Reader Asks: A Good Two-Bedroom in DC for $400,000?
Mark Wellborn | August 18th 2009
In this installment of UrbanTurf Reader Asks, a reader who is moving to DC from Rhode Island wonders if $400,000 will buy her a nice two-bedroom prope... read»
Tuesday's Deal of the Week
Mark Wellborn | August 18th 2009
This week's Deal of the Week is a two-bedroom ground floor condo just north of U Street. At 1,100 square feet, it is fairly large for a two-bedroom un... read»
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Home Builders Keep Gaining Confidence
Will Smith | August 17th 2009
The index that measures home builder confidence rose again in July to 18, its highest level since June 2008. It is a welcome sign, but builder confide... read»
To Buy or Not To Buy, That Is the Question
Mark Wellborn | August 17th 2009
This weekend, The New York Times had an interesting piece about the indecision and anxiety that home buyers exhibit in today's market compared to a fe... read»
The Best New Listings in the DC Area
Mark Wellborn | August 17th 2009
This week's best new listings include a two-bedroom lofted condo off 14th Street with a private roof deck, a three-bedroom condo just south of Logan C... read»
Spectrum in Falls Church Gets FHA Financing
Will Smith | August 14th 2009
Spectrum in Falls Church has become the latest condo project in the DC area to be approved for FHA financing, enabling would-be buyers to potentially ... read»
How Much to Live in Manhattan's West Village?
Mark Wellborn | August 14th 2009
In our weekly departure from DC-related real estate fare, we ask you to give us the price of a one-bedroom floor-through condo in a renovated pre-war ... read»
Trulia: 25% of Listings Have Experienced Price Reduction
Mark Wellborn | August 14th 2009
Trulia.com announced today that one in four homes currently on the market in the U.S. has experienced at least one price reduction. Despite that news,... read»
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