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Arlington Cuts Tax Rate by 8 Cents
Arlington Cuts Tax Rate by 8 Cents Alexandria Residents Call on Their Officials to Do the Same By Annie Gowen Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, April 17, 2005; Page C06

In Real Estate Fever, More Signs of Sickness
In Real Estate Fever, More Signs of Sickness Some Economists Warn of Housing Bubble By Daniela Deane Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, April 17, 2005; Page A01

The Mystery of Low Interest Rates
The Mystery of Low Interest Rates By Robert J. SamuelsonWednesday, March 2, 2005; Page A17 

Middle Class Drives Soaring Purchases of Second Homes
Middle Class Drives Soaring Purchases of Second Homes By Daniela DeaneWashington Post Staff Writer Wednesday, March 2, 2005; Page E01

D.C. Assessed Values Rise 14.6 Percent
D.C. Assessed Values Rise 14.6 Percent Housing Pressure Gives Working-Class Neighborhoods the Biggest Increases By Eric M. Weiss Washington Post Staff Writer Friday, February 25, 2005; Page B01

Alexandria Home Assessments Up 21%
By Annie Gowen Washington Post Staff Writer Wednesday, February 9, 2005; Page B01

Rising Price of the American Dream
N.Va. Home Values Have Doubled Since 2000, and the Bill Is on the Way,First of two articles, By Michael Laris, Washington Post Staff Writer

Arlington Property Values
Arlington Property Values Up 24 Percent, Rise Highlights Crisis In Affordable Housing, By Annie Gowen, Washington Post Staff Writer

Can Anything Stop The Housing Market?
Can Anything Stop The Housing Market? Experts Predict Steady Gains in 2005, But More Moderate Than in the Past Years by Daniela Deane Washington Post Staff Writer