Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
Most federal employees can't afford those houses OP, most of us are in the less than 800k range.
And they aren’t looking in Arlington and McLean.
Anonymous wrote: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.
Most federal employees can't afford those houses OP, most of us are in the less than 800k range.
Anonymous wrote:This is pretty adorable for anyone looking for entry level affordable in N Arlington. It's only $875k.
https://redf.in/fLrQuc
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You need the stock market to crash. DOGE was incredibly ineffective and barely any employees ended up fired. As usual the federal workforce continues to get bigger.
No it doesn't - OPM Reports 317,000 Fed Departures in 2025, DoD Largest Drop in Number
https://www.fedmanager.com/news/opm-reports-317000-fed-departures-in-2025-dod-largest-drop-by-number
Housing supply has never recovered after the 2008 crash. That's it. That's really the whole story.
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.