Anonymous wrote:Mortgage rates ticked back under 6%, which might be a psychological trigger going into the spring market, but it's still a soft market out there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sees to heating up again in Alexandria, but still nothing like 2021-2023.
Nope, just read this this morning.
Home Prices
The median sales price opened the year down 2.3% compared to January 2025. This is the first time prices have opened the year negative since January 2016. While it’s something to monitor, one month of data — especially in January — does not translate to home values suddenly dropping 2.3%.
At the county level, median prices were down 23.8% in Alexandria City and down 3.6% in Fairfax County. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Arlington County was up 15.3%, and Prince William County was up 5.7%.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sees to heating up again in Alexandria, but still nothing like 2021-2023.
Nope, just read this this morning.
Home Prices
The median sales price opened the year down 2.3% compared to January 2025. This is the first time prices have opened the year negative since January 2016. While it’s something to monitor, one month of data — especially in January — does not translate to home values suddenly dropping 2.3%.
At the county level, median prices were down 23.8% in Alexandria City and down 3.6% in Fairfax County. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Arlington County was up 15.3%, and Prince William County was up 5.7%.
Anonymous wrote:Sees to heating up again in Alexandria, but still nothing like 2021-2023.
Anonymous wrote:Not in my corner of Potomac/Rockville (under 1.5M). Homes are sitting and either selling for list price or undergoing price drops.