Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Great Falls Street house might be hindered by the busy road for that price point.
I think a number of these listings are a bit overpriced, but ordinarily, houses under $2 million go fast in McLean. Not sure if these houses are indicative of a broader market trend? I’d be interested in others’ thoughts.
FWIW, we sold a house in the Mclean hs pyramid recently and we had a handful of good offers to choose from within less than a week, and picked one and closed a little over a month later. We did get significantly more than our list price and things went smoothly. It was an under-$1.5M property which is what seems to sell fast in the area right now. I'm not a real estate agent, but I have for obvious reasons been watching this market closely for a bit, and I agree with you that those houses listed by the PP are a bit overpriced. Price your home reasonably and it will sell (certainly in that area at this time).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Great Falls Street house might be hindered by the busy road for that price point.
I think a number of these listings are a bit overpriced, but ordinarily, houses under $2 million go fast in McLean. Not sure if these houses are indicative of a broader market trend? I’d be interested in others’ thoughts.
FWIW, we sold a house in the Mclean hs pyramid recently and we had a handful of good offers to choose from within less than a week, and picked one and closed a little over a month later. We did get significantly more than our list price and things went smoothly. It was an under-$1.5M property which is what seems to sell fast in the area right now. I'm not a real estate agent, but I have for obvious reasons been watching this market closely for a bit, and I agree with you that those houses listed by the PP are a bit overpriced. Price your home reasonably and it will sell (certainly in that area at this time).
I wonder if the Kirkley house would’ve sold faster if the realtor advised their client to paint over some of the funkier design choices… the staging is also a little messy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I haven't seen any good houses go up near me. Seems that this season is all houses that need a lot of work (and one that is an obvious quick flip) being priced too high and sitting with no offers. They're not even being staged or emptied out. I went to an open house last week where every room was cluttered with overflowing closets and half-packed boxes. It's like people aren't even trying.
We’ll use your imagination. Geez.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I haven't seen any good houses go up near me. Seems that this season is all houses that need a lot of work (and one that is an obvious quick flip) being priced too high and sitting with no offers. They're not even being staged or emptied out. I went to an open house last week where every room was cluttered with overflowing closets and half-packed boxes. It's like people aren't even trying.
Which area?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Great Falls Street house might be hindered by the busy road for that price point.
I think a number of these listings are a bit overpriced, but ordinarily, houses under $2 million go fast in McLean. Not sure if these houses are indicative of a broader market trend? I’d be interested in others’ thoughts.
FWIW, we sold a house in the Mclean hs pyramid recently and we had a handful of good offers to choose from within less than a week, and picked one and closed a little over a month later. We did get significantly more than our list price and things went smoothly. It was an under-$1.5M property which is what seems to sell fast in the area right now. I'm not a real estate agent, but I have for obvious reasons been watching this market closely for a bit, and I agree with you that those houses listed by the PP are a bit overpriced. Price your home reasonably and it will sell (certainly in that area at this time).
Anonymous wrote:I have seen well-priced town houses moving at lightning speed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not the DC to Ashburn corridor (is that a thing?) but a house on my block just put up the under contract sign, less than two weeks from listing (probably less time - they picked up the staging furniture 2 days ago). Don't know if it sold for full price but guessing pretty close to it.
I mean, this is … normal. What’s remarkable about someone selling a house 2 weeks after listing it?
And why be so cryptic about the location. It’s an anonymous forum.
Apologies, I thought I’d put that in. Bethesda 20816. The house was listed for $1.8m.
This Mclean house was under contract in 3 days, open house was cancelled. Built in 1956, 0.4 acres
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6156-Tompkins-Dr-Mc-Lean-VA-22101/51757639_zpid/
Anonymous wrote:The Great Falls Street house might be hindered by the busy road for that price point.
I think a number of these listings are a bit overpriced, but ordinarily, houses under $2 million go fast in McLean. Not sure if these houses are indicative of a broader market trend? I’d be interested in others’ thoughts.
Anonymous wrote:The Great Falls Street house might be hindered by the busy road for that price point.
I think a number of these listings are a bit overpriced, but ordinarily, houses under $2 million go fast in McLean. Not sure if these houses are indicative of a broader market trend? I’d be interested in others’ thoughts.
Anonymous wrote:I haven't seen any good houses go up near me. Seems that this season is all houses that need a lot of work (and one that is an obvious quick flip) being priced too high and sitting with no offers. They're not even being staged or emptied out. I went to an open house last week where every room was cluttered with overflowing closets and half-packed boxes. It's like people aren't even trying.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Seems like a lot of houses are sitting in South McLean.
Where? Which houses? Are they the 3M and up homes?
The $3 million ones are sitting, but also some sub $2 million:
https://www.redfin.com/VA/Mc-Lean/6631-Kirkley-Ave-22101/home/9474540
https://www.redfin.com/VA/Mc-Lean/1904-Lamson-Pl-22101/home/9475356
https://www.redfin.com/VA/Mc-Lean/1806-Lansing-Ct-22101/home/9412682
https://www.redfin.com/VA/Mc-Lean/1726-Baldwin-Dr-22101/home/9397913
https://www.redfin.com/VA/Mc-Lean/1628-Great-Falls-St-22101/home/9396164
https://www.redfin.com/VA/Mc-Lean/6871-Churchill-Rd-22101/home/143681021
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Seems like a lot of houses are sitting in South McLean.
Where? Which houses? Are they the 3M and up homes?