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December 2009 & Recap of 2009 - Northern Virginia Real Estate Market Statistics

2009: It’s a Wrap Source: NVAR - www.nvar.com For those selling homes this past December in Northern Virginia, the average sale price was up a smidge more than 12 percent over December 2008 numbers. And for our Greater Northern Virginia region,

Links for This Week in Real Estate - Friday, November 13, 2009

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Northern Virginia Real Estate - September 2009 Market Statistics

Up, Up & Away: September Housing Data Shows Four Months Supply of Inventory; Pending Home Sales Up 13 percent; Number of Home Sales Up 2 Percent; Average Home Prices Up 5 Percent Employment Prospects Favorable With Government Agencies: Federal Government

Washington, DC ties for 1st Place as Hottest Post-Economic Downturn Destination

Which cities are likely to be the hottest post-economic downturn destinations for young, brilliant, and highly mobile workers? The Wall Street Journal surveyed six trend-spotting experts and they chose cities based on economic diversity, lifestyle and

July 2009 Northern Virginia Home Statistics

Return to Economic Normality Cited by Obama Administration Aide According to a new report that appeared on the Reuters Web site, White House Economic Adviser Larry Summers said recently that the foundations for a return to growth had been laid and there

Housing Prices Rise in May

Average U.S. home prices have started to rise, according to a monthly report from the Federal Housing Finance Agency. FHFA says U.S. home prices rose 0.9 percent from April to May. The biggest gains were in the battered Pacific region, where average prices

Cities Quickest to Recover

Some cities are likely to recover more quickly from the housing downturn than others. Forbes magazine has identified the top 10 cities that it believes are poised for recovery by examining unemployment figures, projected gross domestic product from Moody’s

Your House As Seen By...

Your House As Seen By: Yourself... Your Buyer... Your Lender... Your Appraiser... Your County Tax Assessor... Kim Darwaza, REALTOR®, GRI, ABR, CRS, CDPE Graduate, REALTOR® Institute Accredited Buyers Representative Certified Residential Specialist

Housing Affordability Surges to Highest Level in 18 Years

RISMEDIA, May 20, 2009-Nationwide housing affordability jumped 10 percentage points during the first quarter of 2009 to its highest level since the series began 18 years ago, according to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Opportunity

April 2009 Northern Virginia Home Statistics

Northern Virginia: April 2009 The Northern Virginia Association of Realtors® reports on April 2009 home sales activity for Fairfax and Arlington counties, the cities of Alexandria, Fairfax and Falls Church and the towns of Vienna, Herndon and Clifton.

This Week in Northern Virginia Real Estate - 5/10/2009

It was another interesting week in Northern Virginia Real Estate. First please enjoy a 10% discount on Lowe's purchases up to $5,000 by clicking the Lowe's banner above. I am still seeing low inventory in the $200-400k price range in and around

Short Sales Really Don't Need to Take 60-90 Days

I recently became one of the few CDPE's who are trained to handle short sales from the listing side. During my training CDPE agents said that they were able to get approval anywhere from 2-20 days which I wasn't really sure if I wanted to truly

This Week in Northern Virginia Real Estate - 4/30/2009

The 200-400k price range inside and around the beltway is still very hot right now. There was a property that came on the market Monday night in Burke. I showed it Tuesday afternoon around 3:30 and there were two other agents showing the property when
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