Can’t stop scrolling on Zillow? You’re not alone.

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  Okay, Rachel, grab your phone.

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  I'm about to send you a text message.

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  Ooh.

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  I wanted to send you this

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  because I have this really weird habit that until recently I thought was just a thing that I do and the people in my life do.

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  When I'm like going to different places and different cities even,

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  if I see a for sale sign on a house, I will Google the address.

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  of this house, and I will look it up.

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  And this is a house I go to do physical therapy, and I drive by this very opulent house.

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  It is five bedrooms, six baths, over 6,000 square feet.

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  Also relevant information, we've got a two-car garage.

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  This is a newly constructed home located in a, quote, tranquil neighborhood.

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  In Washington, D.C., where things can be very expensive.

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  So, dear listener, this house... is way beyond my means and many, many others.

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  It's $3.995 million.

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  Yeah, that's a $4 million home right there.

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  Rachel Curzius writes about homes for The Post.

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  And lately, she's been reporting on a website a lot of people,

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  me included, are obsessed with right now, Zillow.

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  So I sent her a link to a listing that I've been keeping an eye on for months.

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