Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think prices will drop because DC people looking to move from the congestion of a row to a single family are likely families with kids. That's my situation. The school situation matters. BTW- I'm in DCI feeder and am still concerned about feeder schools for resale value.
Then it might be a good time to invest. Get a good deal (pun intended), and sell high when there's a functioning middle school at MacFarland.
This has some merit. I think prices will drop (not much). Then I think it'll pick up when the middle school is legitimized.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think prices will drop because DC people looking to move from the congestion of a row to a single family are likely families with kids. That's my situation. The school situation matters. BTW- I'm in DCI feeder and am still concerned about feeder schools for resale value.
Then it might be a good time to invest. Get a good deal (pun intended), and sell high when there's a functioning middle school at MacFarland.
This has some merit. I think prices will drop (not much). Then I think it'll pick up when the middle school is legitimized.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think prices will drop because DC people looking to move from the congestion of a row to a single family are likely families with kids. That's my situation. The school situation matters. BTW- I'm in DCI feeder and am still concerned about feeder schools for resale value.
Then it might be a good time to invest. Get a good deal (pun intended), and sell high when there's a functioning middle school at MacFarland.
Anonymous wrote:I think prices will drop because DC people looking to move from the congestion of a row to a single family are likely families with kids. That's my situation. The school situation matters. BTW- I'm in DCI feeder and am still concerned about feeder schools for resale value.