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Inhabit
An imposing manse brought down to scale
When Tom Baltimore bought his sprawling Georgian-style house, the ground level had four inches of standing water. But Baltimore says, "Sometimes I can see a diamond in the rough."
Green Scene
Feng shui can add tranquil quality to gardens
Gardens can relax or energize you, depending on their design. Use the ancient Chinese method feng shui to balance the energy flow in your landscape to ensure it will be harmonious.
Where We Live
D.C.'s Gessford Court is a little alley oasis
Despite being in a bustling city neighborhood, Gessford Court's homes, most fewer than 700 square feet and only 11 feet wide, function as a hushed refuge.
Home & Garden
House Calls
A Chevy Chase couple would like to make their 12-by-30-foot living room more welcoming.
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Blog: Local Address
The Weekend Poll: Would you buy your home again?
March 19, 2010
Let's imagine you get a do-over on your last home purchase. Would you buy ... or drive by? poll by twiigs.com This is a non-scientific user poll. Results are not statistically valid and cannot be assumed to reflect the views of Washington Post users as a group or the general population.
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Real Estate Live
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Post Real Estate blogger Elizabeth Razzi and John McClain, deputy director of George Mason University's Center for Regional Analysis answering questions about the Washington-area economy and housing market at 1 p.m. ET.
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