Washingtonian: Yet Another DC Couple Ditches Condo for Freestanding House

By Editor On Apr 2, 2021 Last updated Apr 2, 2021

With their delayed move to Ward 3 next week, a public servant and her lawyer husband will join a pandemic-era trend of seeking more space.

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