Despite the groundhog seeing his shadow and the fact that I’m watching sleet and snow pile up outside my office window, we’re quickly heading toward March, the spring, and what’s typically a busy real estate season. If you’ve been thinking about jumping into the market as a buyer or seller, this is the place to be for the latest on the market. So buckle up for a trip through … [Read more...] about Will D.C. Real Estate Market See a Spring Surge? Searing demand favors suburbs, but entire region still hot.
Make the Best of Your Home’s Photo Op Check out these 10 things home sellers should do before their home's photo session.
It’s often true that “A picture tells a thousand words.” That’s why there’s one day in the sale of your home on which you particularly need to be on your game, because the results are perhaps the most crucial aspects of your home’s marketing. We’re talking about photo day. By the time you reach that day, you should have completed all the prep work, following advice we offer … [Read more...] about Make the Best of Your Home’s Photo Op Check out these 10 things home sellers should do before their home's photo session.
How Will 2020 Impact the Real Estate Market in 2021? The D.C. area market was strong in 2020, and looks pretty good so far in 2021.
After navigating the minefield that was 2020 in so many ways, we thought we’d do a minor post-mortem about the state of real estate as we move into 2021. We routinely take monthly snapshots of the market at DCRegionRealEstateNews.com, and putting them together over time provides a bit more definition than those trends month to month. A rather interesting tidbit about this … [Read more...] about How Will 2020 Impact the Real Estate Market in 2021? The D.C. area market was strong in 2020, and looks pretty good so far in 2021.
Home Buying Shift to Suburban D.C. Continues as We Enter 2021 Inventory tight in Fairfax, Prince William, Prince Georges, and Montgomery counties.
Well, 2020 definitely didn’t go out with a whimper, and the beginning of 2021 looks like the roaring will continue when it comes to real estate in the D.C. region. Demand is high all around, but there’s a continuing trend toward the suburbs as home buyers search for more space and some (slightly) lower prices in the region. While home prices remain robust pretty much … [Read more...] about Home Buying Shift to Suburban D.C. Continues as We Enter 2021 Inventory tight in Fairfax, Prince William, Prince Georges, and Montgomery counties.
Bypass the Box Office With Your Own Home Theater I turned my basement into a wonderful movie room, and you can too!
Did the shutdown leave you hankering for a trip to the movies? You remember, that bygone era where you could see each other’s entire face, grab some popcorn, and get lost in an adventure, drama, or comedy for a short period of time. Well, my wife and I sure wanted that kind of freedom. So, while swimming in the uncertainty of the shutdown, I decided to do something about it … [Read more...] about Bypass the Box Office With Your Own Home Theater I turned my basement into a wonderful movie room, and you can too!