Sales took a drop in September in the District by 9.89% compared to August; but ticked up slightly over last September; by 1.8%. Prices of homes are also down in September vs August; but compared to last year – the average sold price was only down .84%; while the median sold price compared to last…
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… not to pick on Kansas … The Washington DC Real Estate Market is hard for many people to understand; whom are relocating from other parts of the Nation. Our market is one of the very few markets; where prices are (slowly) inching upwards. The inventory of good properties is down and sellers are…
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Well the Washington Market Stats are in for June and there is continued good news. In the Washington DC Metro area, average Real Estate sold prices are up over 5.5% from last year and up almost 7% in the District of Columbia. Now the number of homes sold are down (over last year); but sales…
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This time of year is traditionally known to be BUSY for the rental market. Between students and interns and just moving in general; finding an affordable rental apartment or home close in to DC; is a challenge. This year it seems worse. Not only is the “affordable” part of my statement difficult so is just…
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Here are the April 2011 Stats for Washington DC: While sales were down over 20%; prices are still going up over last year. Prices in April +5.48% Partially due to the number of listings being down 7.53%.
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Every morning I read some of the On-line news highlights over my 1st 2 or 3 cups of coffee. Often there is some news about how bad the housing market is or some dire prediction. What so many consumers fail to see – and the media gets a big “F” to educate people – is…
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While we wait for the April numbers; I wanted to post the last report – from March. This shows a market where the number of listings are lower and prices are increasing. Now my prediction will be that April will not look so good. The market seems a bit cooler in the peak of Spring…
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The Case Shiller Report was released by Standard & Poor. It shows that while the housing market looks bad as a whole; the DC market is one area of the country which is showing progress… Now we just need the rest of the country to follow… New York, March 29, 2011 – Data…
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Current Number of Homes Active and Under Contract in the Washington DC area: Here is the breakdown as of April 26th, 2011 While the Inventory is up from a month ago; in DC; the Spring inventory is the lowest it has been in over 5 years. Arlington County in Virginia, continues to be…
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