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DMV Weekly Market Update: April 14, 2025
Happy Monday Folks! New listings keep on rolling in and there are buyers out there! Tis the season. Get your taxes done and give me a call with any questions you have about the market.
The #1 Thing Sellers Need To Know About Their Asking Price
When you put your house on the market, you want to sell it quickly and for the best price possible; that's generally the goal. But too many sellers are shooting too high right now. They don’t realize the market has shifted as inventory has gr...
Walk in Talk vs Full Home Inspection
Do you know there are two types of home inspections you can do when buying a house? A full inspection is one that is thorough and comes with a report. The other is a walk-in-talk consultation. The Walk-in-talk is used when it’s a co...
Townhomes: A Smart Solution for Today’s First-Time Buyers
Buying your first home in today’s market can feel tough. Between high home prices and mortgage rates, affordability is still a big challenge. And some buyers are making one simple trade-off that’s getting them in the door faster: square foo...
Paused Your Moving Plans? Here’s Why It Might Be Time To Hit Play Again
Last year, 70% of buyers abandoned their home search – and maybe you were one of them. It makes sense. Inventory was low, prices were high, and mortgage rates were up and down like a rollercoaster. All of that made it really hard to find a ho...
DMV Weekly Market Update: April 7, 2025
More and More and More inventory! Selling season is here and we have an 11% jump in new listings over last week and total inventory is up 5%! Getting ready to make a move? I’m a phone call away!
Buyers Have More Negotiation Power – Here’s How To Use It
You may have heard there are more homes for sale right now. And while that’ll vary depending on the market, it means that overall, things are starting to lean in a more balanced direction. As that happens, some sellers are a bit more open...
DC Public Parking
Did you know Washington DC was originally designed to have large avenues? The L’Enfant plan was designed to have green areas or buffers. That’s why it is common in DC for folks’ front and side lawns to be on city land. It’s ca...