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Friday's "If I Had $1 Million" Listing
Mark Wellborn | April 17th 2009
This week's "If I Had $1 Million" listing is a three-level, three-bedroom contemporary home in Palisades designed by California architect Aaron Green,... read»
Interest Rates: The Difference A Year Makes
Mark Wellborn | April 16th 2009
Rates on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages guaranteed by Freddie Mac fell this week to 4.82 percent, staying below 5 percent for those with good credit sco... read»
The Plan to Help Homebuyers That Lose Their Jobs: A Few Clarifications
Mark Wellborn | April 16th 2009
Earlier this week, we announced that Long & Foster is going to begin offering the Rainy Day Foundation’s new Job Loss Protection program which w... read»
Home Builder Confidence Reaches Six-Month High
Mark Wellborn | April 15th 2009
The National Association of Home Builders issued a press release today announcing that builder confidence for newly built, single-family homes rose fi... read»
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DC Area Condo Pipeline at Lowest Level Since 2004
Mark Wellborn | April 15th 2009
Housing Complex is reporting that a Delta Associates' report shows that there are 9,524 unsold condos in the Washington metro area, the lowest number ... read»
Embassy Open House -- Saturday, May 2
Mark Wellborn | April 15th 2009
On Saturday, May 2, Cultural Tourism DC is hosting Passport DC Open House, a series of tours at more than 30 foreign embassies in the city. For all th... read»
Capitol Riverfront: 25% Done
Kara Landsman | April 15th 2009
Despite the current economic crisis, progress continues on Capitol Riverfront, DC’s newest neighborhood surrounding Nationals Stadium. Michael S... read»
The Gazillionaire Effect
Mark Wellborn | April 14th 2009
Our go-to guy for local real estate sales analysis Keith Gibbons recently compiled his monthly report for DC property sales in March 2009. On its face... read»
Columbia Heights Civic Plaza Open By the End of Summer
Mark Wellborn | April 14th 2009
DC Metrocentric is reporting that the “long awaited” Columbia Heights Civic Plaza is now under construction. The kaleidoscope-shaped area ... read»
A Plan to Help Homebuyers Who Lose Their Jobs
Mark Wellborn | April 14th 2009
Long & Foster is putting a plan in place to ease the concerns of prospective homebuyers who worry that they may lose their job after they buy a new ho... read»
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