Anonymous wrote:Well Trump praised the beautiful DC buildings so methinks he is here for the long haul as are his minions. They will need homes and the people working for them will need condos/homes as well.
Anonymous wrote:Probably not panic selling, but a drop in housing prices in the DMV.
For years people have said that housing prices could never decrease in the DMV. They never have and they never will. Means the DMV was ripe for a black swan event to make that happen.
Now a large % of government and related jobs will be cut.
Anonymous wrote:Nobody is going to be panic selling their house. There is almost nothing that can change the math of holding onto a house with a 3% fixed mortgage. A person that gets laid off would sell everything else but not the house.
Anonymous wrote:Probably not panic selling, but a drop in housing prices in the DMV.
For years people have said that housing prices could never decrease in the DMV. They never have and they never will. Means the DMV was ripe for a black swan event to make that happen.
Now a large % of government and related jobs will be cut.
Anonymous wrote:My opinion on this Trump and Musk will not destroy their hometown for 4 years .
Yes they are firing and closing departments. DMV did not get affected in 2008 and certainly will not in 2025.
Sure they are going after certain areas and are trying to eliminate waste of our tax dollars .
But certain programs should stay in place .and I am sure they will create new departments. They are supposedly using common sense as running force. If that’s true critical programs they will keep and create new departments to deal with it .
Cheezus you have the critical thinking skills of a toddler. This is such a ridiculous assessment of what these loons are doing.
RTO will increase demand for housing in DMV area. But it will affect other areas for sure .
But DMV is safe and maybe even prosper
Rent might go up for those who can not afford to buy. Who can with 7% mortgage. But if you are looking fir great deal DMV area is not the place ti look for.
Anonymous wrote:Between mass RIFs of feds and mass cuts with contractors, there is no way the local economy, including the RE market, won’t be impacted. It may take a year or so to see the full impacts, but there will be change.