WASHINGTON, DC / ACCESSWIRE / June 24, 2015 / The founders of Rentals Gone Wild, a free and personalized DC apartment finder service, have just released a DC Apartment Market Report that includes ...
Hundreds waited in the cold for a mere chance at getting rental assistance, after the program experienced major budget cuts ...
WASHINGTON (ABC7) — On Tuesday afternoon, the DC Council passed a measure that would place strong restrictions on those who use Airbnb and other methods to rent their properties short term. The ...
The overwhelming need comes amid steep funding cuts to the program. In 2026, the budget will be less than one-fifth of what ...
Talk about an office-to-residential conversion. In this case, it’s government-to-residential living. In Washington, DC, the former US Department of Agriculture Cotton Annex has shed its governmental ...
WASHINGTON (7News) — The Federal Reserve has lowered the federal funds rate for the first time in four years. That is welcome news for consumers, especially those in the D.C. area as home rentals ...
WASHINGTON — Carsharing service Zipcar has quietly dropped its one-way rentals in the D.C. market, less than two years after launching the option. The Car2Go model of picking up a car in one location ...
WASHINGTON — The District now ranks as the fourth-most expensive market for apartment rent, behind only San Francisco, San Jose and New York City. GoBankingRates.com says the median rent for a ...
The News 4 I-Team obtained records revealing dozens of D.C. landlords who said they didn’t receive promised rent payments under a COVID-era rent relief program. It’s been years, and those D.C.
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