All about life and real estate in Loudoun County, Virginia
So, taking the pulse of the real estate market in the western part of Loudoun County, and what do we find? Across the board, average days on market are down significantly since the spring, inventory levels are still low, and median price is trending up. Overall this looks pretty positive to me. While the national media wants to bash the … [Read more...]
Yesterday I posted on LoCo Market Stats about how median price in Loudoun hadn't dipped in the summer as I expected. From the chart above (black line is single family homes, orange is combined condo/townhome stats) you can see that pricing has stayed relatively steady, after squeaking upward slightly toward the end of the first time homebuyer … [Read more...]
Interested in getting a more in depth look at the market? Click on any of the pins below to get a quick glimpse of the real estate market for that area, and enter your name and email address to get a detailed report sent to you. Knowledge is power, right? Let me know if you have any questions once you review your report. Cheers, Heather … [Read more...]
Well, it certainly looks like we are moving back into a buyer's market again, at least in Western Loudoun County. The charts below show only single family home statistics, but clearly our inventory levels have risen steeply since the first time homebuyer tax credit ended in April. If you are a buyer in this market, there are basically twice as … [Read more...]
While it feels quieter to me as an agent since the end of April and the rush of business connected to the first time homebuyer tax credit, we are still certainly in the middle of the spring market, and the busiest period of the year for real estate in Loudoun County. After going through a period where there was really very little for buyers to … [Read more...]
Our anemic inventory of homes for sale in western Loudoun County is not so anemic, all of a sudden. Amazingly, the number of available homes has just about doubled across the towns in LoCo (eastern as well as western) in the last month. This coincides with the end of the first time homebuyer tax credit, which we know has driven demand here for … [Read more...]
Today I wanted to bring you some data on what is happening in the western part of Loudoun County. It's no secret that the market adjusts the further west you go; the commuting time gets longer to employment hubs in Dulles, Tysons Corner, and Washington DC, but the home prices are lower, so you get more house for your money the further you are … [Read more...]
Fresh out of the oven at our multiple listing service...the current number of homes for sale in Loudoun County is... 2,266. With 428 homes under contract, that puts the market absorption rate at 5.3 months (the amount of time it would take for all of the homes on the market to sell, at the rate at which homes are currently selling.) Of those … [Read more...]
Time for a market absorption rate update for Ashburn, Leesburg, Hamilton, Purcellville, and Round Hill. Based on MRIS data from this morning, here are the current absorption rates for the towns and home types: (Market absorption is the number of months it would take for the current inventory of homes to sell at the rate at which they are … [Read more...]
Took a quick peek to see what has been happening with listings and contracts around Loudoun County; based on today's numbers, here is how it looks: Ashburn: Single Family Homes: 268 active, 43 under contract = 6.23 month absorption Townhomes: 228 active, 82 under contract = 2.78 month absorption All Listings: 563 active, 136 … [Read more...]
