Real Estate Market Stats
Zillow Home Value Index
Owners vs. Renters
Home Size in Square Feet
Year Built
| Local | National | |
|---|---|---|
| Percent Homes Decreasing | 2.4% | 54.3% |
| Homes For Sale By Owner | 0 | 50,381 |
| New Construction | 0 | 44,680 |
| Foreclosures | 0 | 524,284 |
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Things to See and Do
Manassas National Battlefield Park
Manassas National Battlefield Park is located about 45 minutes to a hour outside of Washington, DC, just north of Manassas, Virginia. The park preserves the site of two major American Civil War battles: the First Battle of Bull Run on July 21, 1861, and the Second Battle of Bull Run which was fought between August 28 and August 30, 1862. The park includes a visitor's center, with a number of inter... (read more)
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Suggested Trip Itineraries
Business Travel to Washington, DC: Around the corner from the White House
Heading to DC for work, and hoping to see a little of the city in between meetings? Navigating Washington's downtown area can be tricky if you don't know the best places to explore. Here's a guide to some of the spots you don't want to miss if and when you have some time to kill.Steal away for an hour and treat yourself to some culture, if only so that you can say you did so when people ask. So... (read more - PDF guide)
Finding the "Lost Symbol": DC for Dan Brown Fans
Those who have read "The Da Vinci Code" or "Angels and Demons" (in other words, about 85% of us) will know that Dan Brown's third book in the Robert Langdon series, "The Lost Symbol", is set in and around Washington. (Don't worry, there are no spoilers in this guide!)A key element of the novel's plot revolves around Freemasonry, the fraternal organization that, for many, seems shrouded in secrecy... (read more - PDF guide)
Favorite Family Activities in Washington DC
Guide written by Nancy Solomon.
Here’s our list of favorite family-friendly activities in and around DC. Remember, keep it fun and take what you think you can do in a day and cut that in half.
Note: Be sure to read the Day Notes for the kid-friendly details on recommended attractions.
Ciao Bambino provides tips and advice around all things related to traveling with kids and is a guide to the ... (read more - PDF guide)
Kid Friendly Washington: Family Fun in the Federal City
Washington offers everything a vacationing family could want: monuments, museums, parks, performances, and much more. You’d need a month to take advantage of all of the kid-friendly attractions and activities in DC; this guide provides a five-day itinerary of the must-sees and must-dos for a traveling family.
read more about Kid Friendly Washington: Family Fun in the Federal City (read more - PDF guide)
2 Day Museums Tour
This trip is designed to pack your day full of some of DC's best and most memorable museums. Most of the trip can be done on foot in nice weather or easily via public transportation.
In addition, this trip can easily be combined with the monuments and memorials trip to allow for a comprehensive visit of DC. Please note, a number of the restaurants and some of the museums
require tickets, dependi... (read more - PDF guide)
Neighborhood and Culinary Destinations
This trip is designed to be a relaxing, yet comprehensive, view of some of the best neighborhoods in Washington, DC. There are few tourist-focused items on the itinerary, so this is not designed for individuals that have never seen the Washington monument. This trip also involves a lot of walking, sometimes up to a mile or more between stops, but traveling by foot will give you the best feeling ... (read more - PDF guide)
A 3 Day Weekend For Young Professionals
This trip will give you a chance to experience some of DC?s best restaurants and bars, as well some of the cultural landmarks that make DC famous. The trip is concentrated primarily in the DuPont Circle and Chinatown areas, so any hotel in these areas will really do. This trip is also intended to be mostly conducted primarily on foot and via the metro. Many of these restaurants are popular, so ... (read more - PDF guide)
1 Day Monuments and Memorials in Washington DC
This is a one day trip, designed to give those who have never been to DC an opportunity to see some of the nation's most impressive monuments and landmarks in a single day trip. It is designed
to start early (9 AM), and should allow enough time to see a good portion of every major monument in the DC area. It is also designed to also keep expenses down. Except for lunch, and potentially
a cab rid... (read more - PDF guide)
Weekend in Washington: A Two-Day Crash Course in some of DC’s Greatest Hits
In a perfect world, you’d have many days (or even weeks) to explore Washington and all that it has to offer. But as we all know, the world isn’t perfect, and things like jobs, family obligations, and finances get in the way. If you do manage to carve out a weekend to visit the Nation’s Capital, here are some ideas to make the most of your relatively brief visit. Note that these tips are b... (read more - PDF guide)
Historical 5 Day Trip to the Nations Capital
This trip is designed to give you a thorough overview of some of the DC areas best historical and cultural landmarks. It includes many of the monuments and museums that makes DC postcards, but it also includes time to get out of the city, relax, and enjoy some of the beauty of the areas surrounding the district. It is a complete trip for someone who has never visited before, and the majority of ... (read more - PDF guide)
