Prices rise on Metro area condos as inventory dwindles

Published July 28, 2010 4:00am ET



Demand driven in part by young buyers who want to be close to D.C. The end of federal tax credits may have cooled real estate sales in cities across the nation — but not in the District, at least not when it comes to condos.

The condo market is thriving in response to demand from young urban professionals looking for urban excitement, baby boomers embracing city living and a shrinking supply of units.

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