Housing may be less expensive far beyond the D.C. border, but that doesn’t mean it’s cheaper to live there.
While D.C. and its close-in neighbors are home to heftier home prices, the cost of transportation in the suburbs and distant exurbs — not just for commuting to work but also for getting around generally — is making those once more affordable areas even pricier to live in, according to the Center for Neighborhood Technology.
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