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October 6, 2026

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Brick storefront window beside a recessed wooden door, oak canopy overhead and worn limestone stoop.

Mount Pleasant Street Didn't Have a Bad Season. It Had Two Seasons at Once.

Three attached brick townhouses with projecting bay windows, worn bluestone steps, and a burgundy Japanese maple.

Petworth's Fall Season Is Really Just Two Addresses

Detached brick house with a covered entry, viewed over a curving herringbone walkway and clipped lawn.

Carter Barron Went Quiet in 2016. This August, Crestwood Heard It Come Back.

White oak stairs with black iron railing rise toward a half-landing window, with a potted plant below.

Eckington's Home Prices Depend on Which Building Sold This Month

Brick rowhouse with a bay window and striped awning above stone steps, framed by leafy trees and garden shrubs.

Mount Pleasant's Median Price Is Averaging Two Different Housing Markets

Gray estate home with wraparound porch beyond misty meadow grasses, beside a red-leaved tree.

West River's Main Street Is About to Host the World

Shingle boathouse with half-open green door and hanging rope, beside weathered dock planks.

In Shady Side, You Don't Pick a Restaurant. You Pick a Dock.

Rowhouse parlor bay window with a slate-blue cushioned seat, potted fern, and exposed brick wall.

Same Rooms, New Names: Reading Adams Morgan's Fall Season

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