That’s a two percent increase.
How much greater? A whooping 55 percent.
Columbia Heights, Brookland, Anacostia, Marshall Heights, and 14 other neighborhoods spread across D.C. can be considered gentrifying.
Sean Hannity is going to paste us for this one.
According to the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices, home prices rose by 7.7 percent from March 2012 to March 2013 in the D.C. area.
Yes, Genesis. Alexander, Emma and, Benjamin also made the list.
The D.C. skyline keeps filling up with new apartment buildings, but it might not need that many.
There’s a new city rising on the American lanscape to counter the economic and cultural might of New York, and it’s, well, us.
Last Friday Sean Hannity exposed our wealthy ways, calling Washington a “Boomtown” fueled by federal spending.
