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First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit Introduced in DC

First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit Introduced in DC

UrbanTurf Staff | September 23rd 2014

Councilmember David Grosso introduced legislation on Tuesday that would reduce the recordation tax rate for first-time homebuyers from 1.45 percent to... read»

The Return of DC's First-Time Buyer Tax Credit?

The Return of DC's First-Time Buyer Tax Credit?

Shilpi Paul | August 1st 2013

Earlier this week, Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton introduced a bill that would bring back the $5,000 first-time home buyers tax credit. UrbanTurf... read»

DC's First-Time Buyer Tax Credit Is Gone, But Maybe Not For Good

DC's First-Time Buyer Tax Credit Is Gone, But Maybe Not For Good

Joe Marhamati | November 8th 2010

The $5,000 tax credit available to DC home buyers expired at the end of 2009, but that doesn't mean that DC residents may never be able to take advant... read»

Sponsored: Cheat Sheet to Home Buyer Programs in DC

Sponsored: Cheat Sheet to Home Buyer Programs in DC

UrbanTurf Sponsor | July 29th 2010

Few people realize how many home-buying programs exist specifically for DC residents. The city offers a handful of programs that provide incentives, c... read»

DC Tax Abatement: No Property Taxes for 5 Years

DC Tax Abatement: No Property Taxes for 5 Years

Joe Marhamati | May 19th 2010

DC has a program for homeowners that offers a better deal for some prospective buyers than the $8,000 federal tax credit and the $5,000 DC credit comb... read»

Homebuyer Programs for DC Residents

Homebuyer Programs for DC Residents

Michele Lerner | December 22nd 2009

While potential homebuyers keep their attention focused on the federal tax credit for first-time and repeat buyers, they may be missing out on program... read»

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