Robin Klombers, Realtor

03/19/2026

New on the Market! Come see this beautiful home I’ve just listed!

04/19/2025

It’s been a great pleasure to help this wonderful couple find and build a beautiful home and make the transition from the Boston area!

08/15/2024

Listed and under contract in 48 hrs! Walking distance to the Ashburn Library and Stone Bridge High School!

07/20/2024

I’ve been terrible about sharing how many people and families I help with buying and selling homes. This one went to closing yesterday!

https://m.prspcts.co/KCdSxGm85QLwyjiL9

02/07/2023

Open house this weekend! Saturday 2/11 from 1-4pm. Historic Middleburg home priced to sell at $597,500:

10/26/2022

Looking for an affordable Middleburg address in an historic home? Look no further...

22032 St Louis Road is currently listed at $625,000 on Homesnap. View 22 photos of this 3 bed, 2+ bath, 1532 Sq Ft home in Middleburg, VA.

03/25/2022

Coming soon in Marshall - walk to town! Adorable cape cod, freshly painted with new carpet. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.

03/20/2022

Another one ratified in 48 hours! 6 offers over asking price.

02/25/2022

Check out this great Leesburg listing from my office!

02/24/2022

It's a great time to sell your home - reach out for a market analysis, and I'll provide an estimated value.

Home prices continue to rise in Loudoun. Sales have slowed down though due to a shortage of available homes, local Realtors reported.

02/13/2022

The housing shortage began before COVID, and isn't improving according to Freddie Mac and CNBC:

With more seniors than ever aging in place and choosing not to sell the family home, it's estimated that millions of fewer properties are now available in a market already experiencing a critical shortage.

That stay-put trend is crashing into the rising demand for housing from the huge millennial generation: fewer homes for sale will continue to put upward pressure on already overheated home prices.

While some homeowners are choosing to age in place, others simply can't afford the high costs of moving. Today's housing market is incredibly pricey, and some can't afford to move into another home, even a smaller one. For others, the math just doesn't make moving that attractive.

The homeownership rate among millennials is about 8 percentage points lower than previous generations at their age, according to the Urban Institute. Much of that has to do with delayed marriage, high levels of student loan debt, and a shift toward more expensive, urban living. Still, as more millennials age into marriage and parenthood, their desires to become homeowners increases, and the lack of supply of affordable homes for sale sidelines them... with their aging parents debating upsizing to make living more comfortable.

While the nation's homebuilders are focusing on so-called 55+ communities, some of these are expensive and not near urban locations. For some, downsizing into these communities works well, but for an increasing number, staying in their homes longer now seems sweeter.