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PHOTOS: The Most Expensive Homes Sold in Washington in January

10 Photograph courtesy of Compass. Where: 7686 Ballestrade Ct., McLean How much: $4,150,000 Listing agents: Patricia Hill-Tilch and Atlaf Mohamed, Compass Buyer's agent: Charles Chen, United Realty This gated French-style home spreads across 11,445 square feet on nearly an acre. Inside the three-story residence there's six bedrooms, six bathrooms, two half-baths, an elevator, five fireplaces, a theater room,
United States Wesley Heights Al Iskandariyah Georgetown University District Of Columbia Jeff Wilson

PHOTOS: The Most Expensive Homes Sold In Washington in 2023

High mortgage rates may have deterred many Washingtonians from purchasing homes, but the luxury housing market was still strong last year. High-end homes sold slightly quicker than non-luxury homes, and inventory seems to be rebounding. Here are the most expensive homes sold in the D.C. area in 2023, according to data provided by Bright MLS.
United States Georgetown University District Of Columbia Wesley Heights America Yolande Fox Cara Pearlman

PHOTOS: The Most Expensive Homes Sold in Washington in December

10 Where: 1208 Riley Preserve Ct., Great Falls How much: $3,783,697 This newly built contemporary-style home comes with six bedrooms, six bathrooms, two half baths, high ceilings, a massive great room, a gourmet kitchen, and a loft across three stories. The property, which is just under an acre, also has a covered porched and an attached five-car
United States Georgetown University District Of Columbia Daniel Heider Damare Baker Fouad Talout

Want to Try Mindful Meditation? Here's How to Get Started

When you feel yourself succumbing to stress, slowing down and bringing your attention to the present moment can help clear anxious thoughts, making them more manageable. Meditation doesnโ€™t need to be another item to slog through on a long to-do list, but rather a habit integrated into your daily routine. DC mental-health therapist Kevin Hollander
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Australian public supports an assertive attitude towards China

A new study shows the Australian public generally supports efforts by Australia and the United States to engage in strategic competition with China, with a positive perception of AUKUS and military assertiveness. However, the reports also indicates this support could be questioned, depending on who wins the American presidential election next year.
United States New South Wales Jassieh Cheng Jared Mondschein University Of Sydney Lee Kuan Yew School Of Public
Source: sbs.com.au

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