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- Realistic Price Pays Off In a Cooling Market
- Verification Services 'Rent' Bank Deposits
- First-Time Buyer -- and Live-In Landlord
- The Boom Along the Beach
- Shunning the Tired Home
- Increasingly Gym-Dandy
- Art Deco Style Sparkles in Silver Spring
- Courts Disagree Over Mortgage Fee Limits
- Housing Starts Flatten in July
- Preserving Hallowed Ground
- Push for Second Homes Transforms Once Remote Areas
- Watch Groups Look for Crime And Terrorists
- Rural Fulton Juggles Charm, Development
- The Long and Short Of Equity Lines, Refis
- House-Hunting, Religiously
- Choose a Window Based on Energy Efficiency
- Low-Income Housing With Emphasis on Design
- Shrinking Violets, Growing Thyme
- Starker Exchanges Can Be Tricky
- Washington Area Real Estate Trends
- For More Information
- Home Affordability Hits 14-Year Low
- BETTERTON
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- On Solid Ground
- Betterton Nears 100 As Past Meets Present
- 30-Year Rate Up for 5th Week in a Row
- Crawl Space Belongs On Checklist
- New Rules Could Cut Cheap Loans To Some High-Risk Borrowers
- To Buy a Leasehold Property, Find Landowner -- If You Can
- Real Estate Mailbag
- Handle Asbestos Removal With Care
- The Quest for Quiet
- ISO: A Sale Without an Agent
- Barcroft: A Lake Superior In Fairfax
- Pests Take Many Forms in Their Assault on the Landscape
- Lies Are Growing In Loan Process
- With or Without A Housing Fund?
- D.C. Area Housing Market Cools Off
- A Boost for Buying
- Alarms Fortify Secure Feeling
- Quietly Tucked In Near the Potomac
- Eminent Domain Ruling Has Strong Repercussions
- Housing Starts Slowing Down
- The Future on Foxhall
- Marketing for Rich Rewards
- Civil War Battle Drew Lincoln to Brightwood
- Real Estate Mailbag
- Owners Closing the Book On Libraries in the Home
- Suburbs by the Sea
- Community Cultivates Its Neighborly Ways
- Some 'Preapprovals' Aren't Worth Ink They're Printed With
- Getting A Head Start on Owning
- Access Hollywood
- Up a Creek Seems Mighty Fine
- Court Ruling Leaves Poor at Greatest Risk
- D.C. Battling Boom in Illegal Work on Homes
- The Wait to Renovate
- Revitalized Banneker Ridge Thrives in Ward 7
- A Plan to Beat The Tempest
- Discounts Ignite State Fights
- Strict Rules to Write Off Storm-Related Damage
- Beyond Food and Drinking Water
- Hidden Architectural Gem Is Rescued
- Back, or Front, to School
- At Riderwood, Staying Active Is Easily Accomplished
- Composite Materials Work Well On Decks
- Beware Shenanigans In Settlement Fees
- Somerset to Celebrate 100 Years of Charm
- Rethink Before You Re-Roof
- A Ray of Sunshine Through the Debt
- Who Fixes What? Check Condo Documents
- Home Construction Falls Again
- Construction to Start on Condo Project
- Hocus- Smokeless
- REAL ESTATE MAILBAG
- Finally, Credit For Paying the Bills
- With Lots of Support, the Uphill Struggles Are Few
- Change the Title to Make Sure Your House Goes to Whom You Want
- A Special Island Unto Themselves
- Georgetown Landmarks' Prices Drop
- Quiet, Quirky Takoma Shaken by a Looming Boom
- An Orthodox Destination
- 30-Year Mortgage Rate Surpasses 6%
- Families Return to Hayfield Farm
- 30-Year Mortgage Rates Rise to 6.10%
- Tracking Markets' Bloated Prices
- REAL ESTATE MAILBAG
- Existing Home Sales Stay Strong
- In Starring Roles
- A Place Where History Is On Their Side
- 30-Year Loans Rates Inch Up to 6.15%
- Housing Deductions May Not Be Sacrosanct
- On 'Scary Perry,' The Real Treat Is Neighborliness
- Mortgage Points Regain Popularity
- Affordability Puts U-Md. Hometown In Top 10
- Housing Slowdown
- Video Helps Open Market For the Deaf
- 1950s Suburb Evolves With Time
- Smart Growth in Montgomery: Fitting More Groceries in the Same Bag