Condo Parties Feed Washington's Obsessions
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The valet parking attendants were at the ready as the SUVs and BMWs pulled up. Men in suits and women in cocktail dresses walked through a white tent into a lobby where bartenders poured bellinis, kir royals and orange sorbet mimosas. Waiters passed trays of shrimp, ahi tuna on toast points and...
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By Robbyn Brooks, Northwest Florida Daily News, Fort Walton Beach  Feb. 15--Locals may complain about the increase in condos, traffic during tourist season and the housing market.   And they're all valid complaints.
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The ties between Wall Street and Chinaâs surveillance industry are starting to draw Washingtonâs attention.
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The Steeds Grant subdivision in Fort Washington projects an air of comfortable affluence. Stately, spacious Colonials nestle on winding streets, their Palladian windows and backyard decks offering a vista of rolling lawns and wooded glens. Well-heeled professionals come and go; the manicured yards...
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WASHINGTON Congressional critics of two big federal mortgage programs say they&#39;ll renew efforts to clamp tighter regulatory controls on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Washington Stateâs 78 delegates are highly coveted by the Democratic contenders; the state holds caucuses on Saturday.
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At block parties in the Lowes Island subdivision, chatter often revolves around home maintenance.
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Biotechnology interests have scored big wins on Beacon Hill, but in Washington it's a different story.
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Hotel deals abound as foreign governments issue travel warnings to would-be visitors.
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Tuesday night's D.C. Council vote on baseball left some business leaders worried that the events will hurt the District's credibility with developers and financiers.
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If location is the golden rule of real estate, then many who invest in real estate mutual funds might at times feel as if they've stumbled upon a great deal in the fanciest building in town.
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WASHINGTON -- It's a mystery even for researche
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By By Brian Hendrickson, The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash.  Jun.
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By Courtney Sherwood, The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash.  Feb.
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Nearly four years ago, city officials opened the $850 million Washington Convention Center with a string of superlatives. The largest publicly financed project ever built in the city, they said, would attract more than a million visitors a year, fill hotels and set off an economic boom.
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The travails of Senator Larry E. Craig of Idaho are only the latest to rock an eclectic Washington neighborhood described as a âfloating trailer park.â
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The growing influence in the financial world of Dubai and its neighbors is raising political concerns in among U.S. lawmakers.