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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I dont know if it's crime or just the reality that the youth bulge has declined, and people are starting families. interest rates are the same everywhere. NOVA is one of the hottest seller markets in the country right now at 20 day DOM. DC is 47 days. If you want to stay updated with the local market dynamics, I find these reports best. I've been reading them going back fifteen years.[/quote] The DOM for DC comapred to NoVA suggests it could be crime affecting hte DC market, right?[/quote] No, only terminally online helicopter parents think crime is anything to worry about. The real reason is because DC has way more condos for sale which take far longer to sell than detached houses. [/quote] Condos are a disaster. Yes. But the detached home market is also far looser than the suburbs.[/quote] Condos are not a disaster and not selling at a loss (I suppose it might if it’s an immediate flip). I know because I’m on the market and looking at listing history. [/quote] They are a disaster, they don't hold their value adjusting for inflation and the HOAs are incredibly high as a % of the property value (1-3+%). You are better off renting than buying a condo. You never truly own it. [/quote]
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