The Most Expensive Houses Sold in the D.C. Area in 2024.

Bloomberg's David Gura reports on real estate opportunities in the Washington, D.C. area and why this presidential cycle brought in such a flush of cash-only buyers. H...

Housed in a vast former workshop for helicopter engines, this three-bedroom apartment covers 5,077 square feet. The home features redbrick walls; exposed beams danglin...

The most expensive home sale in DC this year is a bit of a mystery.

The deal is similar in its secretive nature to one from January, in the same neighborhood — just pricier.

So far there have been no drastic changes in buying and selling trends in the nation’s capital.

Social media posts on X and other platforms are gushing about a regional housing market collapse amid federal layoffs. Real estate experts say it’s all untrue.

Completed in 2016 but never lived in, the home “looks like it could have been there for 100 years," the listing agent said.

Daniel Heider contributes.

The longtime real estate developer’s campaign pledges and early actions as president portend changes to the District’s physical landscape.

Washington, D.C.'s luxury housing market is catching fire as the ultra-wealthy scoop up a limited number of available high-end homes all in an effort to get "close to ...

Beltway real estate churn is kicking into high gear as uber-rich Trumpers roll into Washington, leaving agents “overwhelmed by the wealth factor.”

These DC real estate listings are the epitome of sophistication, with thoughtfully designed living spaces, bespoke design accents and breathtaking views.

Known as Owl's Nest, the Forest Hills home by architect Appleton P. Clark, Jr. dates back to 1897 with ties to Washington insiders.

The owners bought the home in 2007 and have restored and expanded the landmarked property over the years

Discover three of the Washington, DC, area’s hottest listings, featuring everything from historic architectural details to contemporary amenities.