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EYA Building Largest Green Residental Development in the U.S.
Mark Wellborn | January 30th 2009
Local developer EYA has started construction on a 210-townhouse development in the Capital Riverfront which, once complete, could be the largest green... read»
U.S. Is Most Attractive Country to Global Real Estate Investors
Will Smith | January 30th 2009
Based on a recent survey of its membership, the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE) has found that global investors point to the U... read»
Local Builders Offering Aggressive Interest Rates, Prices
Will Smith | January 30th 2009
Real estate agent Dewita Soeharjono, author of the blog Urban Trekker, points out the aggressive promotions being offered by residential builders arou... read»
Value of the White House: $300 Million
Mark Wellborn | January 30th 2009
The home valuation website Zillow has tacked a value on the White House -- and it's big. The site estimates that the presidential residence is worth a... read»
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Upcoming Auction: 300+ Foreclosed Properties in DC/MD/VA
Will Smith | January 29th 2009
Auctioneer Hudson & Marshall has announced the auction of over 300 bank-owned foreclosure properties throughout DC, Virginia, and Maryland. Of those, ... read»
DC Grocery Stores: Embrace the Sidewalk
Will Smith | January 29th 2009
Greater Greater Washington recently wrote a post pointing out that many DC grocery stores are neglecting a practice that could increase sales as well ... read»
Primer on DC Neighborhoods (for Brooklyn Transplants), Part 2
Will Smith | January 28th 2009
This is the second article of our two-part series profiling the DC neighborhoods we feel would most interest folks moving to Washington from Brooklyn.... read»
More Good News? Fed Attempts to Curtail Foreclosures
Mark Wellborn | January 28th 2009
The Federal Reserve told congressional leaders yesterday that it will seek to renegotiate mortgages it owns that might otherwise enter foreclosure, Th... read»
McMansion, R.I.P.
Will Smith | January 28th 2009
As the economy recedes, energy prices fluctuate, and consumer products become ever greener, it seems that the era of the McMansion may be over. The U.... read»
Montgomery County Council Votes in Favor of Purple Line
Mark Wellborn | January 28th 2009
It still has a long way to go, but the purple line is a little closer to becoming a reality after the Montgomery County Council voted to endorse it ye... read»
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