The D.C. metro area is in constant motion. But beyond the excitement of Capitol Hill, tourism, and local sports and entertainment, our real estate market has plenty of movement, too. DMV real estate has been hot for decades, even remaining fairly steady compared to other areas of the country during key market downturns. And while
Great Schools Give Residents Another Reason to Love Life in the DMV
Every year, U.S. News and World Report puts out a ranking of high schools throughout the nation. The list includes more than 25,000 public high schools, magnet, and charter schools across the nation and the District of Columbia. The ranking methodology considers multiple measurable factors, including college readiness, state assessment proficiency and performance, college curriculum
Unlock Luxury: 5 Stunning Bathroom Trends For 2024
Having crossed the mid-point of 2024, we’ve had several months of emerging color palettes, thoughtful features, and fixture designs, with some proving more long-lasting than others. Here’s a quick round up of some our favorite current trends that add practicality and beauty to new-build bathrooms throughout the D.C. metro and beyond. The modernization of white
Three Reasons You’ll Love Montgomery County as Your Home
If you’re contemplating a move to the Maryland portion of the DMV, chances are good you’ve looked for your new home in Montgomery County. With a population of more than 1 million residents, as of the 2020 census, it is known for its highly educated residents along with its varied neighborhoods and wonderful lifestyle. Life
You Never Know What You’ll Find: 4 Unique DMV Listings
If you’re looking for a new place to live in the Washington, D.C., metro area—or informally, the DMV—there are plenty of options. Each corner has its own look and feel, along with advantages. From luxury condos in Alexandria and Arlington, to new single-family home communities in the suburbs, to the classic historic charm of the
In Full Bloom: Six Flowering Trees That Will Make Your New Build Home Shine
You have countless decisions to make when building a new home in the D.C. Metro. But one thing new homeowners often don’t realize is that purchasing a new home typically comes with minimal landscaping. Since many plants and trees take a few years to grow and provide the shade and privacy you likely desire, it
Landscaping: Know The 6 Elements that is Required: Official Approval
If you’re building a new single-family home, you’ve no doubt thought about your lot placement, your floorplan, and your design finishes. But when you build a new home, you’ll keep making the space your own as long as it’s yours. And the decisions don’t stop at the interior—they continue to the outdoors as well. We
New Homes Guide 2023: Hits and Highlights
It’s hard to believe 2023 is behind us. And while Taylor Swift and economic trends may have ruled many of the main media headlines over the course of the year, here at the New Homes Guide we explored many other hot topics affecting real estate and new-home builds throughout our region. While the trends are
Four Reasons to Buy a New Home in Washington, D.C.
If you’re looking to buy a home in the DMV, you have no shortage of options. And while housing inventory has been an interesting ride in recent years, existing homes and new builds alike continue to pop up throughout the area. Northern Virginia, Maryland, and D.C. offer buyers a variety of styles, configurations, and options,
Our Quick-Hit List of Resources to Help Plan Out Your DMV New Build Home
If you’re looking to build a new home in the D.C. metro, there are plenty of things to consider. What’s your design aesthetic? Where in the region will you live? What’s your commuting plan? And that’s just for starters. Plan your DMV new build without missing a beat with this quick-hit list of things to
