The spring selling season saw a trend in the nation's capital, as a sell-off continues due to the DOGE effect.

Washington's luxury market is doing just fine. Washington, DC, Sotheby's agent Daniel Heider told BI that the market for homes priced $5 million and up is going "absolutely gangbusters" with ...

In addition to the uncertainty, the Bright MLS survey found that more than a third of agents and brokers in the D.C.-area say the layoffs also have an impact on home prices. They're taking a dip, with ...

President Donald Trump has shifted federal economic policy in a big way since his inauguration on Jan. 20. Housing markets across the country will no doubt be impacted in some way, but one city is ...

Washington’s housing market in 2023 appears to be in transition, but sellers still seem to have the upper hand. Though it may take longer to sell a home and price reductions are more likely, the ...

WASHINGTON — Mayor Muriel Bowser is firing back after the DC Council's Housing Committee advanced a drastically different ...

It’s official: DOGE cuts are impacting the DC housing market Agents in the capital say they're seeing more clients move due to federal job losses June 27, 2025, 6:59pm by Jeff Andrews ...

The Washington, D.C. housing market has started to weaken amidst mass layoffs of federal workers ordered by Elon Musk's so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), new data from Realtor ...

Redfin agents in Washington, D.C., where there's a high concentration of federal workers, have found that the city's housing market is in a state of uncertainty.

A mass exodus? A sharp decline in home values? Viral social media posts claim D.C.’s housing market is collapsing amid federal job cuts, but it’s not true.

Washington, DC, Sotheby's agent Daniel Heider told BI that the market for homes priced $5 million and up is going "absolutely gangbusters" with record-setting purchases.