Buying or selling real estate is more than just a transaction, it is a major life transition. It can involve moving just down the street or across the country. Changing schools or working to stay at the same ones. No matter the scenario, it’s a time … [Read more...]
How to Never Miss a New Home
Regardless of whether you’ve been house hunting actively, or just listening to the news, you’ve likely noticed that the housing market is moving fast. Like really fast. So that means if you fall into the first category, you’re probably looking for … [Read more...]
National Association of REALTORS Sees Double-Digit Price Gains in 88% of Metros
A new report from the National Association of REALTORS finds that 88% of the 161 metro areas they track posted annual double-digit price gains in the 4th quarter of 2020. Surprisingly the Washington DC metro area was not in the top 10 price … [Read more...]
Property Highlight: 12183 Trout Run Rd
Ever wished you could wake up to the sound of birds singing and rushing streams? How about walking out into your own private valley, adjacent to miles of hiking? Well, now that wish can become a reality, with 12183 Trout Run Road in Wardensville, … [Read more...]
How to Live in a Staged Home
Staging can be one of the most effective ways to ensure an appropriately priced home sells. This is because when done correctly, staging brings out the best features of a home. It helps a prospective buyer see themselves in their new home. Keep … [Read more...]
Market Statistics for the DC Metro Area December 2020- A Tale of No Inventory
We had considerably tighter inventory over December 2020 in every market except Alexandria and Falls Church City (probably because the Amazon effect caused large increases in sales last year). Days on the market also decreased significantly … [Read more...]
A Few of the Best Hikes in Northern Virginia
If you live in Northern Virginia or the surrounding areas, there’s never been a better time to check out your local hikes. Between a growing need to spend time outside (cabin fever, anyone?) and an unseasonably warm autumn / winter (so far), there … [Read more...]
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