As home prices remain steady or a little higher over last year at this time, inventory is still drastically down throughout the D.C. real estate region, bolstering a now longstanding seller’s market. Different parts of the region appear to be competing for the lowest inventory, with Prince William County getting the top prize for June, as inventory was down about 60 percent … [Read more...] about Market Update: Low Inventory Stokes D.C. Area Seller’s Market
Limited Inventory Still Boosting D.C. Area Home Prices Check out these 10 things home sellers should do before their home's photo session.
If you’re thinking about selling and want to enter an atmosphere of high demand, now is as good a time as any throughout the region. Throughout the entire Mid-Atlantic region, there were 22,169 fewer properties on the market last month than in May 2019. This 33 percent drop in properties on the market is reflected, for the most part throughout the D.C. region. Prices are also … [Read more...] about Limited Inventory Still Boosting D.C. Area Home Prices Check out these 10 things home sellers should do before their home's photo session.
5 Ways to Make a Winning Offer in a Seller’s Market
If you’re thinking of making an offer on a home and are trying to predict market trends to position yourself to get the best deal, it’s a tough business. Swimming in uncharted waters as we have recently, it’s still a question mark as to where the market is headed. Still, homes locally are flying off the proverbial shelves. A quick look at homes that closed in Arlington … [Read more...] about 5 Ways to Make a Winning Offer in a Seller’s Market
How Has COVID-19 Affected D.C. Region Real Estate?
Home sales data from April across the D.C. region indicate a tightening of a market with low inventory, while home prices continue to rise over last year. Data from BrightMLS, the area’s local multiple listing service, shows a substantial drop in the number of units sold in April compared to April 2019 for most jurisdictions, possibly indicative of a wait-and-see attitude among … [Read more...] about How Has COVID-19 Affected D.C. Region Real Estate?
Hollin Hills Working to Enhance its Historic Pedigree
If you’ve ever cruised neighborhoods a few miles south of Old Town Alexandria between Richmond Highway and the George Washington Parkway, odds are you’ve ventured into the area’s mid-century time warp. You can’t miss the distinctive shapes and feel of the neighborhood envisioned by architect Charles Goodman. With the first home built in 1949, the 326-acre Hollin Hills … [Read more...] about Hollin Hills Working to Enhance its Historic Pedigree
