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D.C.’s housing market is stable for now, despite what you’ve seen on social media tied to Trump cuts to the federal workforce

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Though rumors abound of mass home sales in Washington, D.C. following cuts to federal workforce, the numbers available thus far don’t back that story up.

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D.C.’s housing market is stable for now, despite what you’ve seen on social media tied to Trump cuts to the federal workforce

Though social media rumors abound of mass home sales in Washington, D.C. following cuts to federal workforce, the numbers available thus far don’t back that story up.

19 hours ago·New York, United States

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D.C.’s housing market is stable for now, despite what you’ve seen on social media tied to Trump cuts to the federal workforce

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D.C.’s housing market is stable for now, despite what you’ve seen on social media tied to Trump cuts to the federal workforce

D.C.’s housing market is stable for now, despite what you’ve seen on social media tied to Trump cuts to the federal workforce

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