Not easy being Orange | 730DC

April 15, 2022

D.C. Policy Center

On April 15, 2022, the D.C. Policy Center’s article, Do residential properties in D.C.’s historic districts outperform the rest of the city in value appreciation?, was cited by 730DC:

Appreciating history
Contrary to what you might expect, homes in DC’s historic districts have actually risen less in value.

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Not easy being Orange | 730DC

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