Top 10 Bargain Markets for Homebuyers
Home prices in these cities show double-digit drops over the past year
By Annalisa Burgos, FrontDoor.com | Published: 3/18/2009
The Washington, D.C., area saw home prices drop more than 12 percent last year.
Bargain Market #10: Washington, D.C.
The Washington, D.C., metro area -- which includes the District as well as nearby commuter cities in Virginia, Maryland and West Virginia -- is prime for bargain-seeking homebuyers. The area has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country and boasts bustling nightlife and culture. With home prices down 12.15 percent over the past year, this may be the time to buy in the nation's capital.
- Explore 5 great neighborhoods in Washington, D.C., in FrontDoor's City Guide
- Browse homes for sale in Washington, D.C.
- Get tips and advice for living in a big city in our Urban Living Guide
- Know the factors of a smart real estate investment
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