(Photo by Julia Heine / Photo by Julia Heine)
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Palisades contemporary for $1.95M
This week’s featured home is designed not only as a showcase for sculpture and paintings but also as a piece of art itself.
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Home renovation should consider what you need now and later
Amy Schaffer says that when she downsized, she just needed two features: charm and transit
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Great Oaks
A Fairfax City community manages to maximize an outdoorsy field while minimizing yard space.
D.C. open houses this weekend
A list of properties in the District that you can visit Saturday or Sunday.
Where We Live neighborhoods
Great Oaks
A Fairfax City community manages to maximize an outdoorsy field while minimizing yard space.
Raymondale
A wooded backdrop, mid-century houses and affordability make the Fairfax County enclave attractive.
IRS rules for home-office deductions will soon become easier
Streamlined option is an alternative to the complicated form that may cause many to do without the benefit.
NoVa real estate back to booming? $600K houses, condos in high demand
$7.2 million house in western Loudoun tops sales list
Foreclosure crisis brings rescue scams
With fraudsters preying on desperate homeowners, consumer advocates say educating the public is crucial.
The price has to be right, whether buying or selling a home
HOUSE LAWYER | Readers submit questions on how to get best deal from both sides of the table.
Demand for condos in D.C. area spikes
Condo prices in the District and Arlington County are now higher in some neighborhoods than they were at peak of housing boom.
Brokers report unseasonably high interest among home shoppers
With traffic up in many markets, Realtors official foresees a “robust” volume of sales in coming weeks.
Community Data
Information on schools, crime, population, income as well as housing prices and recent sales by neighborhood.
Featured galleries
What you can buy for $750,000
Here’s a sampling of properties for sale in the Washington metro area priced around $750,000.
What you can buy for $500,000
Here’s a sampling of properties for sale in the Washington metro area priced around $500,000.
What you can buy for $350,000
Here’s a sampling of properties for sale in the Washington metro area priced around $350,000.
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