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If you’re willing to forego living in Arlington, you can buy this grandiose Estate from the 18th century known as the Evermay in DC. Back on the market at the bargain price of $25,900,000, nearly 50% off the original list price of $49,000,000 back in October of 2008. Here’s what $26M will get you: Bedrooms: [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Washington D.C.’
What Does $30 Million Get You?
May 3rd, 2011 
Laura 
Posted in Washington D.C. 
Tags: estate, evermay, historic homes, mansions, Washington D.C. 
2 Comments »Washington DC Metro Area Makes Headlines – How This Impacts Your Real Estate Market
March 24th, 2011 Laura Men’s Health Magazine did a profile in the March edition of the most Socially Networked Cities across the USA…DC Ranked #1. The rankings were calculated as a measure of per capita engagement on sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, blogs, etc. DC got an overall ranking of an A+ What Does That Mean For Your Real [...]
Posted in Arlington, Washington D.C. Tags: arlington real estate news, in the press, sellers, Washington D.C. No Comments »Washington, D.C. Real Estate Market Lacking Properties To Sell
April 20th, 2010 Laura Much like the surrounding areas of the D.C. Metro area, The District is at very low inventory levels too. So low in fact, that 52% of the condo/coop inventory in March sold in the first 30 days; for rowhouses/single family homes – it was at 42%. Condo/Coop Inventory is down 16% from this time in [...]
Posted in Keller Williams Realty, Washington D.C. Tags: buying, march 2010, selling, Washington D.C. 2 Comments »Washington, DC Real Estate Market Update – February 2010
March 24th, 2010 Laura We have ourselves a little bit of a seller’s market in the Washington, D.C. area for rowhouses and detached properties; condos aren’t getting bid up quite as much. The big story continues to be the low inventory in DC – rowhomes/detached properties are historically low for the 3rd month in a row, about 30% lower [...]
Washington, DC Real Estate Market Update – January 2010
February 19th, 2010 Laura Washington, D.C. is in a bit of “tale of two markets” scenario with their real estate. On the one hand for Condos/Coops, you had the highest average sale price in the last 5 years, while inventory remains at an all time low. However, rowhomes and detached/single family properties had the lowest average sale price in [...]
Washington, DC Parking Meters – Price Increase!
January 11th, 2010 Laura Thanks to Ben Franklin, we know that “‘In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes”…oh, and parking meter fee increases. It’s that time again in Washington, D.C. As of January 19th, expect ALL of the meters to reflect the updated rates. Here’s the dirt: 1. For most of the [...]
Posted in Washington D.C. Tags: parking meters, real estate in washington dc, Washington D.C. No Comments »Washington, DC Restaurant Week – January 2010
January 8th, 2010 Laura One of the most popular weeks in Washington, D.C. is almost upon us…Restaurant Week starts Monday! Here’s the jist: Lunch: $20.10 for a 3-course fixed-price meal Dinner: $35.10 for a 3-course fixed-price meal Beverages, gratuity and tax are not included. Restaurant week is supposed to run from the 11th through the 17th, however, many of [...]
Posted in Arlington, Falls Church, Washington D.C. Tags: ARlington Restaurants, dc restaurant week, Washington D.C. 1 Comment »Washington, D.C. Real Estate Market Update – November 2009
December 23rd, 2009 Laura Although the District of Columbia has 4 markets in the 4 quadrants – NW, NE, SE, SW – the following stats are for the entire District. Please don’t base any specific properties on the following numbers, the intention is to provide an overall picture of the market. Condos/Co-Ops Inventory is at the LOWEST it has [...]
