A hot 2021 real-estate market coupled with the impacts of the early months of the COVID pandemic in March through May of 2020 have resulted in a significant uptick in year-over-year home sales in the major jurisdictions of Northern...
Year-over-year home sales prices grew 16.6 percent statewide in May, putting more than $50,000 extra into the pockets of typical sellers as the post-COVID market juggernaut rolls on.
The median sales price of all homes that went to closing during...
Although it remains comparatively high, rising material prices and supply-chain shortages resulted in builder confidence dipping to its lowest level since August 2020.
The monthly National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI) for June shows that...
The Virginia Realtors trade group tuned 100 years old in 2020, but the celebrations were muted due to the COVID pandemic.
But with the public-health situation improving, the statewide organization is planning to celebrate its centennial at the 2021 convention,...
Both average and median home-sales prices were up, year over year, in double digits in May, as inventory struggled to keep up with demand.
The average sales price of all properties that changed hands for the month across the region...
Arlington leads the Northern Virginia pack as home-sellers across the Washington region continue to receive more, on a per-square-foot basis, in 2021 than they did in 2020, according to new data. In many cases, the increase is in double...
Median home-sales prices continue to rise – significantly – across the Washington region, as inventory struggles to keep up with demand in many nooks and crannies of the local area.
The median sales price across the D.C. metro core stood...
Year-over-year prices continue to see double-digit increases in all segments of the Arlington homes market, with the average sales price of a single-family home in May soaring to more than $1.3 million.
A total of 319 properties changed hands across...
The demand for homes in the Washington region remains high, if down slightly from a month before, as inventory continues to be unable to keep up with demand and homes continue going from listing to ratified sales contract in...
New data from a national Apartment List analysis suggest that the Washington area is adding enough housing stock to accommodate demand.
From 2010-20, the Washington metropolitan area added 181,000 new housing units, increasing the housing stock by 8 percent, according...
