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Classic Old Town charm meets modern comfort in this 3-bed, 3.5-bath detached Colonial. Enjoy light-filled living spaces,...
05/01/2026

Classic Old Town charm meets modern comfort in this 3-bed, 3.5-bath detached Colonial. Enjoy light-filled living spaces, a private outdoor area, and an unbeatable Southeast quadrant location just moments to shops, dining, and the waterfront. Perfect for buyers who want historic character without sacrificing convenience.

513 Franklin St, Alexandria, VA 22152
3 BR | 3.5 BA | Detached Colonial

Just listed! Unique detached home in Old Town, South East quad. Huge fenced in yard, 3Bedroom with en suite bathrooms. G...
04/20/2026

Just listed! Unique detached home in Old Town, South East quad. Huge fenced in yard, 3Bedroom with en suite bathrooms. Gracious and spacious living room. Formal dining room with built in cabinetry. Beautiful kitchen that opens up to a cozy family room! .

For more info, contact me today! 703-785-5619

Take a look at this weekend's open house guide! For more information on these homes, visit https://bit.ly/3CIsj1Z.      ...
01/31/2026

Take a look at this weekend's open house guide! For more information on these homes, visit https://bit.ly/3CIsj1Z.

Contract activity across the Metro DC area rose 8.3% compared to the same week last year — a strong showing as winter we...
01/27/2026

Contract activity across the Metro DC area rose 8.3% compared to the same week last year — a strong showing as winter weather loomed.

A few key trends stood out this week:

• Buyers may have moved a bit earlier ahead of snow and freezing rain, helping drive a solid week of new contracts
• Northern Virginia saw gains led by homes priced above $750K, with a sharp uptick over $1M — a sign of renewed confidence at the higher end
• Loudoun County continued to skew upscale, with most activity concentrated in the $750K+ range
• Prince William County delivered one of the strongest performances, fueled by affordability-driven demand under $750K
• Montgomery County posted broad gains across price points, especially between $500K–$1.5M
• Prince George’s County saw modest growth, led by homes priced $300K–$499K
• Washington, DC pulled back again, particularly in higher price ranges

Why it matters:
Days on market rose across every jurisdiction — up to 52 days from 39 this time last year. Buyers are active, but they’re not rushing. This remains a measured, selective market where leverage and patience matter, especially as inventory continues to build heading toward the heart of spring.

Winter may have started in December, but it isn’t too late to prepare your home for Mother Nature’s cold months. From fr...
01/24/2026

Winter may have started in December, but it isn’t too late to prepare your home for Mother Nature’s cold months. From freezing temperatures to snow and ice, winter weather can be harmful to your home and exceptionally costly. Prepping your home for the winter months seems almost daunting, but it will protect you and your investment!

A new year has officially arrived, and now that the holiday decor is packed away and your home is feeling nice and fresh...
01/22/2026

A new year has officially arrived, and now that the holiday decor is packed away and your home is feeling nice and fresh, you might be thinking about taking on a few small design upgrades. By no means do you need to call up a contractor or text your interior decorator friend, though—these five projects are simple enough for you to tackle on your own on a frigid weekend afternoon!

Contract activity across the Metro DC area rebounded strongly last week, up 18% compared to this time last year. Buyers ...
01/21/2026

Contract activity across the Metro DC area rebounded strongly last week, up 18% compared to this time last year. Buyers are active across the region, but one theme is clear: they’re taking their time.

Here’s what we’re seeing:
• Northern Virginia led the way with contract activity up over 20%, including strong momentum above $750K — especially in the $750K–$1M range.
• Loudoun County continues its steady climb, driven by higher-priced homes, even as entry-level activity softened slightly.
• Prince William County saw a major surge across nearly all price points, but buyers are moving more deliberately.
• Montgomery County posted solid gains, particularly in higher-priced homes.
• Prince George’s County posted one of the strongest weekly gains in the region, with increases across nearly every price category, including higher-end homes. However, year-to-date totals remain below last year, and days on market continue to climb.
• Washington, DC improved modestly, with strength under $750K and continued selectivity at higher price points.

Across nearly every market, days on market increased, signaling a more balanced environment where buyers feel empowered to compare options and negotiate. What this means: Activity is picking up — but urgency isn’t. Pricing, preparation, and strategy matter more than ever.

Take a look at this weekend's open house guide! For more information on these homes, visit https://bit.ly/3CIsj1Z.      ...
01/16/2026

Take a look at this weekend's open house guide! For more information on these homes, visit https://bit.ly/3CIsj1Z.

The latest report from Corcoran McEnearney highlights important market indicators for last month - contract activity, in...
01/14/2026

The latest report from Corcoran McEnearney highlights important market indicators for last month - contract activity, interest rates, inventory, and affordability. These numbers give you an idea of the market's direction and what to expect if you're a buyer or seller.

Questions about these market trends? Send us a message and let's chat!

Contract activity across the region was only 1.6% lower than this time last year — a sign that buyers are still engaged,...
01/13/2026

Contract activity across the region was only 1.6% lower than this time last year — a sign that buyers are still engaged, just moving carefully.

What’s standing out so far in early 2026 is where that activity is happening.

Homes under $750,000 are driving the majority of the momentum, especially in Northern Virginia and Loudoun County, where buyer demand remains strong and decisive. Loudoun, in particular, is off to a fast start, with year-to-date contracts running well ahead of last year.

Meanwhile, higher price points — especially above $750,000 — are seeing a more measured pace across much of the region. Montgomery County is showing healthy activity even in the upper ranges, while Prince William, Prince George’s, and DC are experiencing slower contract volume and longer days on market, reflecting a more cautious buyer pool.

The takeaway:
Early-year momentum in 2026 is being shaped by affordability and value. Buyers are active, but they’re selective — especially at higher price points. As more listings come online later this month, we’ll get a clearer picture of whether this careful start turns into broader spring demand.

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