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D.C. real estate firm adapts to tech-savvy clients
Lindsay Dreyer and Tara Cellini of City Chic Real Estate believe the Internet and consumer gadgets should be completely integrated into the process of buying or selling a home.
Irene apartment building to be sold
Irene Pollin informs residents that the Chevy Chase building named for her is going to be sold.
Do Republicans have a real estate plan?
GOP presidential candidates are not offering any new ideas for addressing the housing crisis, even as market remains a mess.
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Should I Rent or Buy a Home?
With interest rates near 40-year lows, the decision to rent versus buy becomes difficult. Use this calculator to help determine which makes sense for you at this time.
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Different mortgage terms and rates can make the loan selection process confusing, especially if you don't plan on keeping the loan for the full term.
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