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Washington DC Real Estate Market, Economy Among Strongest in Country Dec 23rd, 2011 The U.S. Congress is a masterpiece of dysfunction, but it's surrounded by perhaps the highest-functioning metro area in the nation. Washington, D.C., is the richest city in the country. It's the best-educated, too. The district is growing faster than any other U.S. state and at three times the national average. Post-recession home prices are faring better than practically any other... read_more New Contract Changes Mean All DC Area Homes To Be Sold As-Is Dec 22nd, 2011 This year, when we ring in 2012 with a glass of bubbly, we will also be ringing in a new era of how D.C.-area residents buy and sell real estate. As of the first of the new year, a new Regional Sales Contract will be implemented in D.C., Northern Virginia and Montgomery County, Md., that will have major changes and new... read_more Hot East Coast Real Estate Markets for Gay Buyers Jun 20th, 2011 The summer travel season often inspires LGBT vacationers to consider investing in a second home -- or picking up stakes and moving to a new place they may have enjoyed during weekend jaunts. But in 2011 the opportunities to make a smart, lucrative real estate investment are more attractive than they have been in many years. That's because of a... read_more Looking for Gay Washington, DC Real Estate? Feb 1st, 2011 Washington, DC is a town of much renown: It is a government town, a company town, a scandalous town, and the political capital of the world. The District of Columbia is filled with vibrant neighborhoods that are as diverse as its residents. Living in this world-class city has several advantages from the excitement of watching professional sports to having a... read_more Washington DC #2 in Foreign Real Estate Investments Jan 7th, 2011 The District will be the second-most favorite city, both domestically and globally, for real estate investments among foreign investors this year, according to an annual survey of the D.C.-based Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate. New York, which ranked No. 3 in 2010, is the No. 1 U.S. city for foreign real estate investments this year. The Big Apple also... read_more