Amazon Narrows HQ2 List To 20 Cities
Thursday, January 18
Amazon narrows the list of metro areas for its new headquarters to 20 Amazon says it has narrowed the list of places for its second headquarters to 20.The company says it will spend $5 billion in the area where it builds its second headquarters and will employ 50,000 there.It expects to make a fi...
March 2016 DC Metro Area Housing Stats
Tuesday, April 19
Summary: Volume of sales has increased dramatically month-over-month throughout the region as the Spring market is in full swing. Most of the region has enjoyed steady price increases since last year despite increased inventory.Highlights1) The entire region has seen large increases in sales mont...
February Statistics for DC Housing Market
Wednesday, March 16
Summary: Volume of sales has increased throughout the region since last year and we are beginning to see the seasonal increase in activity with the Spring market. Much of MD and DC continue to see strong price gains despite increasing inventory while NOVA is experiencing a flattening of prices an...
January 2016 DC Housing Statistics
Thursday, February 18
Summary: It appears the trend of ever-increasing inventory is starting to stabilize, particularly in MD and NoVA, resulting in shorter days on market. Despite this, most of the region has enjoyed increased sold volume since Jan 2015 as buyer demand remains strong. Perhaps most interestingly, medi...
Strong Finish for 2015 DC Real Estate Market
Sunday, January 17
Summary: The entire region has enjoyed increased volume and prices since last year. In fact, December saw significant increases in volume as compared to November, which may be due in part to many buyers seeking to lock-in low rates and the mild weather thus far. Despite more inventory, the days o...
The Lack of Multifamily Housing in the DC Metro Area.
Friday, January 15
A very common request I get from clients, whether for a primary residence or as an investment, is that I help them locate a multifamily property somewhere in the DC metro area. In many other cities this would not be a problem. However here in DC it is a problem. We just do not have multifamily ...