Key Facts Summer’s break from school and more flexible work schedules make it a prime time for families and professionals to relocate without disruption. Properties are in full bloom during summer, showcasing their outdoor amenities and true potential, allowing buyers to see and experience homes at their best. The abundance of listings and the fast […]
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DC Metro Area Market Overview-June 2024
Home Demand Map Demand for homes was strongest in the Maryland-West Virginia Panhandle, with an HDI of 114, categorized as “Moderate,” indicating consistently strong buyer interest. This was followed by Southern Maryland, with an HDI standing at 107 and classified as “Steady.” The Washington Metro area and North Central Virginia fall into the category of […]
Transform Your Space: Landscaping Tips to Help Sell Your Home
Key Facts: Discover how effective landscaping can catch a buyer’s eye and increase your home’s value by up to 20%, especially crucial during the busy summer selling season. Learn about the impact of container gardening for balconies or small patios, and how using vibrant plants can enhance small areas and make them more inviting. Explore […]
Should I Wait for Mortgage Rates To Come Down Before I Move?
If you’ve got a move on your mind, you may be wondering whether you should wait to sell until mortgage rates come down before you spring into action. Here’s some information that could help answer that question for you. In the housing market, there’s a longstanding relationship between mortgage rates and buyer demand. Typically, the higher rates are, you’ll […]
Metro DC New Construction Homes: Spring’s Potential Game Changer
As the spring real estate market blooms, the spotlight is on Metro DC newly constructed homes which are set to become a serious game changer in the housing market. With a surge in demand, new construction homes offer a beacon of hope amid supply constraints. Addressing Inventory Challenges Newly built homes in Washington DC, Bethesda, […]
The Benefits of Working With an Agent When You Sell Your Metro DC Home
The Benefits of Working With an Agent When You Sell Your House [INFOGRAPHIC] Some Highlights When it comes to selling your house, the expertise of a trusted real estate agent can make a big difference. They’ll explain what’s happening today, what that means for you, and how to price and market your house. They’re also skilled negotiators and well versed […]
DC Metro Area Market Overview
Home Demand Map Demand for homes across the Washington Metro area varied widely in March. Buyer interest was High in Arlington County and Moderate in Alexandria City but Limited in Frederick County and Slow or Steady in the rest of the metro area. Demand was Steady in Southern Maryland and Slow in the Maryland-West Virginia […]
Ready for Tax Season? Here are a Few Housing-Related Tax Tips to Consider
Tax season is upon us and this year, the filing deadline is April 18. The deadline was pushedback since April 15 falls on a Saturday this year and Emancipation Day will be observed onMonday, April 17. As you prepare your 2022 taxes, here are a few housing-related items tokeep in mind. Home interest deductions. Mortgages […]
Metro DC New Construction Home Costs After the Closing
As a buyer in Washington DC, Bethesda, Chevy Chase, and and Northern Virginia, it is essential to consider all costs association with your new home. Everything from maintenance to renovation, repairs and closing costs should be factored in to ensure that you do not have any surprises or worries down the road. But if you’re […]
What You Should Know About New Construction Homes in DC and Maryland
Homebuyers in today’s real estate market may have fewer properties to choose from than they have in the past, but they do have two important choices— existing home or new construction. Existing, as you may have guessed, are lived-in homes while new construction offers the option to be the first owner, occupant and at times, […]