Mohamed Galal, Samson Properties

06/15/2026

First-time buyers climbed to 35% of all buyers, the highest share since June 2020, as modest inventory improvements opened new entry points in the housing market. Gain additional insights in the REALTORS® Confidence Index: https://bit.ly/2GFPb3O

06/15/2026

The Northern Virginia housing market continued its strong spring momentum in May, with double-digit increases in both closed sales and total sold dollar volume — reflecting sustained buyer demand despite ongoing inventory constraints. Learn more at nvar.com/stats

06/07/2026

The path to homeownership is evolving, and more buyers are discovering they do not have to go it alone. 🏡🤝

On this week’s Real Estate Today, we explore the growing trend of co-buying, how shared homeownership can help address affordability challenges and why innovative approaches are creating new opportunities for buyers to build wealth through real estate. Tune in now!

06/07/2026

05/10/2026

Baby boomers accounted for 42% of buyers—the highest of any other age group, according to NAR’s 2026 Home Buyers and Sellers Generational Trends Report. Their soaring home equity from decades of ownership may be freeing them to be more agile than other age groups who are struggling to afford higher home prices. Explore the report: https://bit.ly/4sGXMG9

12/20/2025

12/13/2025

The Northern Virginia housing market in November 2025 reflected a meaningful increase in inventory. While closed sales declined year-over-year, home prices continued to rise, and available listings increased substantially — offering buyers more choices than they have seen in recent years. Learn more at nvar.com/stats.

08/28/2025

Month-over-month, pending sales declined in the Northeast and Midwest, held essentially flat in the South, and rose in the West.

08/28/2025

Home prices are still rising year-over-year in the majority of large U.S. metros, but they are climbing at a slower pace than a month ago.

08/27/2025

A recent report found that more homeowners are opting to pull their property off the market rather than lower the asking price. So-called “delistings” were up 38% in June since the start of 2025 and 48% from a year ago.