sellingwithdana: What's Happening in Virginia?
- 10/21/22 10:46 AM
Virginia's September Market Update As the interest rates increase, there are some shifts in the real estate market in Virginia. Statewide, the market has been cooling since September 2021, but counties in Northern Virginia saw some fierce competition for housing this spring and summer. September is seeing a slow down across the state. Take a look at the statewide numbers in this video from Virginia REALTORS®. If you'd like to see a market report for your county, city or neighborhood, give me a call at 202-271-5301. (1 comments)
sellingwithdana: Real Estate Monthly Market Update for September 2022
- 10/17/22 08:36 AM
Curious about what is happening in the Maryland Real Estate Market? Maryland REALTORS® has a monthly infographic that compared September 2022 to the market in September 2022. It is important to remember that interest rates are quite a bit higher this year than they were last year so we expect to see how the interest rates impact the real estate market in Maryland. As you can see the market is reacting as many expected. The inventory has dropped year over year and both the average and median prices have gone up year over year. Basic supply and demand. We are also noticing few new (2 comments)
Curious about what's going on with real estate in Charred Oak Estates and colder weather and change in Covid protocols is impacting home sales? Let's look at the numbers:
As you can see from the charts, the numbers of Sold properties is above the 5-year average, the number of New Pending Sales is above and the number of Active Listings is below that of the 5-year average. This low inventory continues to be a challenge throughout the DC Metro Area. Very few homes are sitting on the market.
March's inventory of homes for sale was a bit (3 comments)
Curious about what's going on with real estate in Charred Oak Estates and how the vaccine roll out is impacting home sales? Let's look at the numbers:
As you can see from the charts, the numbers of Sold properties is below the 5-year average, the number of New Pendings is above and the number of Active Listings is below that of the 5-year average. This low inventory is consistent throughout the DC Metro Area. Nothing is sitting on the market.
March's inventory of homes for sale was a bit lower than the 5-year average with less than (4 comments)
sellingwithdana: What I've learned about growing my business
- 03/28/21 05:16 PM
When I first began in real estate, I worked with two very experienced men in our office who had very different, yet successful styles. One was very direct and was the first to pick up the phone and have a direct conversation with his clients or with agents. Everything about his marketing was direct. He hosted fun, large-scale events and smaller dinner parties at his home. He also made a customized premium item each year and hand delivered one to each of his past clients. His clients really liked his direct approach and referred him tons of business. He also had tons of (15 comments)
sellingwithdana: Oops. We did it again.
- 03/02/21 07:38 AM
Oops I did it again. I sold another listing in a way that was quick, easy and convenient for the seller. In this case, a repeat client. How did my team and I do it? Targeted marketing, gorgeous photos, strong negotiating skills and a focus on communication.
The thing is, my client was motivated to sell, so he wanted it sold quickly. In fact, we sold it before holding an Open House. As a coach, I like to give Open House opportunities to my fellow agents and allow them the chance to meet (7 comments)
sellingwithdana: The best time to sell is...
- 10/19/19 11:18 AM
I recently wrote a blog post called "The Best Time to Sell is..." and I went over the types of calculations that I would consider if answering this question for a seller. I'd look at the number of properties that sold each month, the month with the highest prices sold, and the month homes that sold most quickly. If you are curious when it the best time to sell your home, the time is:
'Why should you sell now? First, inventory is low. Buyers are competinng for almost every home that hits the market. So, you may get a great offer with few contingencies if you (7 comments)
Author Bio: Dana Hollish Hill is an experienced real estate professional licensed in Maryland, Washington DC and Northern Virginia. She serves as REALTOR®, Broker & Coach at JPAR Stellar Living