Dallison R Veach, The Veach Realty Group

08/31/2026

US Mortgage Rates Hold Mid-6%

08/30/2026

Northern Virginia Housing Inventory Grows, Led by Condos and Attached Homes
Thinking of buying or selling in Northern VA? 🏡 Condo listings shot up 41% in July, giving buyers more choices—while detached homes are scarcer than ever! Curious how this impacts your next move? Let’s talk real estate strategy! 💬✨
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/dallison-veach/1910095-Northern-Virginia-Housing-Inventory-Grows%2C-Led-by-Condos-and

08/29/2026

Dallison is an awesome broker and made the purchase super easy and left me feeling very confident in...
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08/29/2026

As a broker, I’m proud to be part of a profession that gives back and is woven into the fabric of the communities we serve.

08/29/2026

Unlock Fairfax Home Inspection Secrets with Dallison Veach
Let’s connect and talk about the latest insights in the industry!
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/dallison-veach/1023246-Unlock-Fairfax-Home-Inspection-Secrets-with-Dallison-Veach

08/28/2026

Home sales volume tops $1B in Fairfax County, as prices rise modestly
Fairfax County’s real estate market continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience, with July home sales surpassing $1 billion in volume. We saw 1,148 homes close—a 0.4% uptick—while average prices climbed a measured 2.1% to $898,670. Single-family homes in particular performed strongly, with values up 3.2% to $1,208,722, even as attached homes saw a slight 0.2% dip. Notably, inventory expanded by 20%, now totaling 2,035 available listings.

Having spent over two decades immersed in Northern Virginia real estate, I know that understanding the nuances behind these numbers is critical. Strategic pricing and expert negotiation remain more important than ever, especially as both buyers and sellers navigate an evolving landscape. My commitment is to deliver a high-touch, results-driven experience—leveraging deep local knowledge and a background in real estate investment to ensure my clients make informed decisions and achieve their goals.
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/dallison-veach/1909645-Home-sales-volume-tops-%241B-in-Fairfax-County%2C-as-prices-rise

08/27/2026

United States: Affordability Improves in 2026
2026 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for home affordability across the U.S., with price growth expected to hover around 1%—slower than both inflation and what many anticipated earlier. For those navigating the Northern Virginia market, this means homes are becoming more accessible in real terms, allowing buyers to stretch their dollars further. The first half of the year brought a sense of balance, as sellers recalibrated their expectations and buyers found renewed leverage. Existing-home sales are projected to see modest improvements, supported by mortgage rates holding steady in the low-6% range. This moderation is helping monthly payments ease by approximately 2% each year, making homeownership a more realistic goal for many. I’ve seen firsthand how realistic pricing and a measured pace of inventory growth have kept transactions progressing, even as both buyers and sellers demonstrate remarkable resilience. As we move into the latter half of 2026, I anticipate the pace will pick up, with more buyers and sellers who had been waiting on the sidelines now able to find terms that work for them. My commitment as your advisor is to help you strategize and seize these emerging opportunities, ensuring you’re always a step ahead in our evolving market.

08/26/2026

US Lending Steady; Housing Loan Demand Weak
A quick pulse on lending trends this past quarter: While commercial and industrial lending standards at banks remained steady, larger businesses actually saw an uptick in borrowing demand. For households, however, the picture was more nuanced. Residential real estate loan demand softened, credit card standards became a bit more strict, and auto loan conditions stayed about the same—though fewer people are seeking vehicle financing. Small business borrowing held its ground. What does this mean for us in Northern Virginia? Lending landscapes are shifting, and credit access varies widely between business and household borrowers. All of this is set against a backdrop of persistent inflation, stable economic growth, and a strong job market, with the Federal Reserve recently holding rates steady. As someone who closely tracks these trends and their impact on our local real estate market, I know how important it is to stay informed. Subtle shifts in lending can shape everything from homebuyer opportunities to long-term wealth strategies. Staying ahead of these changes is key to delivering the results and confidence my clients expect.

08/25/2026

Opportunities Abound: 14.5 Million Homes for Buyers
The recent drop in the national vacancy rate—down by 0.31%, with 302,000 fewer vacant homes—offers important context for buyers navigating today’s competitive market. While headlines may highlight the 14.5 million vacant homes nationwide, the real story is how inventory shapes local pricing. In areas with low vacancy, the median home value stands at $435,118, a significant jump from $267,440 in states with higher vacancy rates. This clearly demonstrates how limited inventory continues to drive prices up. From my experience advising buyers and sellers across Northern Virginia, understanding these trends is key to making informed decisions and achieving your real estate goals. Strategic guidance and local expertise truly make all the difference in a market defined by scarcity and competition.

08/25/2026

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