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Marc Elrich's son contracts 'very mild' breakthrough case of COVID-19

Median home selling prices slip a bit in parts of DC metro area

D.C.'s problems with vacant, blighted properties haven't gone away, residents and officials say

Amid a pandemic, a revived market for new homes

Amid a pandemic, a revived market for new homes Carisa Crawford Chappell, The Washington Post Feb. 11, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 5 1of5Bidding wars and lack of inventory among existing homes in Washington, D.C., led Mackenzie Jones to buy a new townhouse in suburban Laurel, Md. I am looking forward to some of the more quiet spaces and having a little bit more room, Jones says.Photo for The Washington Post by Craig HudsonShow MoreShow Less 2of5LAUREL, MD - FEBRUARY 06: Construction workers continue to build new housing at a development in Laurel, MD, on February 06, 2020. (Photo by Craig Hudson for The Washington Post)Craig Hudson/For the Washington PostShow MoreShow Less

Where should Congress live during a pandemic? Some freshmen pick the office

Where should Congress live during a pandemic? Some freshmen pick the office Chris Cioffi © Provided by Roll Call Freshmen members of the House Republican Conference join Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy for a photo on the House steps of the Capitol on Jan. 4. The chaotic days since then haven’t changed the minds of some who plan to sleep in their offices. It’s never easy to hunt for an apartment, but for some of the newly elected members of Congress seeking housing quickly in the middle of a pandemic, it was a particularly strange time to move.  “The D.C. apartment search was an unusual experience for me,” said New York Democrat Ritchie Torres, who said he has never looked for one outside New York City, where he has lived his entire life.