No houses in Northern VA

Anonymous
I agree with pp- “spring” for real estate really booms when the flowers start to bloom
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:

What about this monstrosity:

https://www.redfin.com/VA/Mc-Lean/6329-Linway-Ter-22101/home/9410906



What in the Cody Brown type situation ...
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:

What about this monstrosity:

https://www.redfin.com/VA/Mc-Lean/6329-Linway-Ter-22101/home/9410906



What in the Cody Brown type situation ...


It looks like an assisted living facility, or luxury rehab. Also, I wouldn't be able to resist grabbing one of hangers and beating my husband with it screaming "no wire hangers" a la Joan Crawford during an open house.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Where are all the houses? Where is the spring inventory? I've been trying to buy a house $2.5 million 2 $3, million in Northern Virginia/McLean. There are no houses to even go look at. Or they're all terrible new builds. Where are the houses? I thought there was going to be openings after doge and administration Uncertainty... doesn't look like anyone left.


Are you under the impression that a lot of federal employees and mid-level contractors own houses in the 2.5 million range?

If any do, they have a high-earning spouse and don't need to sell. The families dealing with doge fallout all live in townhouses, or in 1970s split-levels in Burke and Springfield.

You are mad that rare houses (non-new higher-end houses in a small low-density area) continue to be rare.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:This is everywhere.

Yup
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This is everywhere.

Yup


There is no inventory. I'm in a flyover city in a desirable pyramid and anything that comes on the market gets snapped up instantly. This is everything from 500k to 2M+. It's when you hit 2.5 that you find slower movement. And this is flyover.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Where are all the houses? Where is the spring inventory? I've been trying to buy a house $2.5 million 2 $3, million in Northern Virginia/McLean. There are no houses to even go look at. Or they're all terrible new builds. Where are the houses? I thought there was going to be openings after doge and administration Uncertainty... doesn't look like anyone left.


You're not going to find much at that price range that isn't a new build or a serious renovation that looks like a new build. I guess I have seen colonials from the 90s in that price range in Great Falls occasionally, but haven't looked recently.

Every once in a while you can find a 3000ish SF brick home in that price range in North Arlington (I see them along the Orange line neighborhoods occasionally around 2ish.
Anonymous
What is terrible about the new builds you are looking at? I see a ton from reputable builders in great locations.
Anonymous
Do you not read the news, OP? Stories abound about the lack of housing.
Anonymous
Do you have a cash offer? I might have something available if it is cash. And no home inspection.
Anonymous
The DC area has just thawed out from all that snow. I'd expect the spring market to start late this year just like the weather.

If you needed to do any outside improvements before listing, those were absolutely delayed by all the snow on the ground.
Anonymous
The people who were DOGEd don’t usually live in $2.5-$3m houses.
Anonymous
I’ve noticed this as well. We live in 22207 and need a bigger house. Trying to stay in the same school zone and everything available is a giant monstrosity on a smaller lot than our current home or $4M. Depressing.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Where are all the houses? Where is the spring inventory? I've been trying to buy a house $2.5 million 2 $3, million in Northern Virginia/McLean. There are no houses to even go look at. Or they're all terrible new builds. Where are the houses? I thought there was going to be openings after doge and administration Uncertainty... doesn't look like anyone left.

You’re quite the disgusting vulture.
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