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Washington Life founder Vicki Bagley sold this Kalorama home for $2.8 million.

In DC: Sportscaster Brett Haber and his wife, Jennifer, sold a five-bedroom, five-bath Federal-style rowhouse on Olive Street in Georgetown for $2.5 million. The house has a gated entrance, third-floor terrace, and two-car garage. Haber is sports director for WUSA-TV, Washington’s CBS affiliate.

Stars of the “Plamegate” scandal Joseph and Valerie Plame Wilson sold a five-bedroom, five-bath Georgian Colonial in Foxhall for $1.8 million. The house has views of the Washington Monument, double decks, a library, and a two-car garage. Joseph Wilson is a retired diplomat; Valerie Plame Wilson is a former CIA officer.

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Redskins coach Coy Gibbs collected $849,000 for this Ashburn Colonial.

Former Florida congressman Mark Foley sold a two-bedroom, three-bath Federal-style rowhouse on Capitol Hill for $899,000. Foley resigned last fall in the wake of a scandal involving sexually explicit instant-message conversations he had with teenage Hill staff.

Former CIA head Porter Goss also sold a house on Capitol Hill. The two-bedroom, three-bath Victorian rowhouse with a library, walled garden, and two-car garage sold for $950,000. Goss, a Republican congressman from Florida before he took over the CIA in 2004, resigned last year.

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Plamegate stars Joseph and Valerie Plame Wilson sold this Georgian Colonial in DC's Foxhall area for $1.8 million.

Association head John Castellani and his wife, Therese, moved from Spring Valley to Georgetown. After collecting $3.6 million for their home on Tilden Street, they spent $2.1 million for a three-bedroom, four-bath Federal-style house on Georgetown’s O Street. Castellani is head of Business Roundtable, a DC-based association of chief executive officers.

National Gallery of Art director Earl “Rusty” Powell III and his wife, Nancy, sold a three-bedroom, five-bath condo in Georgetown for $3.6 million. Part of the Ritz-Carlton Residences, the condo has more than 3,400 square feet. Powell has been head of the museum since 1992.

Washington Life founder Vicki Bagley sold her Kalorama home for $2.8 million to her daughter and son-in-law, Nancy Bagley and Soroush Shehabi. According to tax records, the house is assessed for $4.4 million. Nancy Bagley is the magazine’s editor, Shehabi its chief executive officer.

In Virginia: Coy Gibbs, son of Redskins head coach Joe Gibbs and a coach with the team since 2004, sold a four-bedroom, four-bath Colonial in Ashburn for $849,000. The house has a home theater and a heated pool with waterfalls. A former NASCAR driver, Gibbs is an offensive quality-control coach for the Redskins.

In Maryland: Discovery Communications chief financial officer Roger F. Millay and his wife, Robin, bought a six-bedroom, seven-bath Colonial on Kirkwood Drive in Bethesda for $2.35 million.

Some sales information provided by American City Business Leads; Diana Hart of Randall Hagner Real Estate.