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25+ Years of Results
1,000+ Homes Sold
$500M+ Total Sales Volume Morgan Knull is associate real estate broker in Virginia, Maryland & District of Columbia.

He has assisted residential & commercial clients with buying and selling more than 1,000 homes in the Washington & Baltimore metropolitan regions — exceeding $500 million in sales volume over the past 20+ years. Among Morgan's past professional awards and distinctions: Graduate Realtor Institute, RE/MAX Circle of Legends, Washingtonian Magazine’s “100 Best Real Estate Agents” & NVAR Top 20 Agent Sales Club. He has been quoted or featured in print and electronic media outlets including: The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Washingtonian, Northern Virginia Magazine, Virginia Living, HGTV's "Get It Sold!" & "My First Place," BBC's "The World Today," CNBC & C-SPAN.

10/29/2026

Capital Commonsense: Why WMATA Still Stands to Benefit From Better Metro Faregates.

Even after a systemwide faregate replacement and a major systemwide retrofit, WMATA fare evasion in 2026 is above every single month of the year prior.

Union Station leads Metro fare evasion in 2026, averaging 1,183 untapped entries per weekday—nearly six times the station average—followed by Gallery Place, Metro Center, Foggy Bottom, Reagan National Airport, and L’Enfant Plaza.

10/29/2026

ResiClub: America’s housing market is now four years into a mortgage recession—and conditions are deteriorating further.

Thirty-year mortgage rates have climbed from 5.99% in February to approximately 7.35%, depressing both home purchases and refinancing. Mortgage purchase applications are approaching their fall 2023 lows, despite rates remaining below that period’s peak.

With existing-home sales already at historically depressed levels, the outlook for resale activity through year-end remains bleak.

10/28/2026

WaPo:

10/28/2026

WSJ (unlocked): Interest rates are, simply, low. For now, and for the foreseeable future, rates at today’s level or higher should be considered normal.

This will disappoint borrowers hoping for a big drop in rates once inflation and oil recede. The good news is that a higher normal for rates points to a higher normal for economic growth, too.

Plus, Anthropic’s AI vision, chatbots do econ data, and Kevin Warsh’s global audience.

10/28/2026

10/27/2026

BUILDER Magazine: The Baby Boomer housing paradox = More bedrooms, fewer people.

Nearly 66% of Boomer households have at least three bedrooms, yet average just two occupants. Even among Boomers living alone, 46% have three or more bedrooms. And almost 45% have stayed in the same home for at least 20 years.

Does that mean a wave of homes is about to hit the market? Probably not. Many Boomers prefer to age in place and they enjoy having spare bedrooms.

Baby Boomers occupy a significant portion of the nation’s housing stock, and for many, the homes they live in today were built around a household that looked different years ago. According to U.S. Census Bureau data, there were approximately 40.5 million households headed by someone ages 60 to 78 ...

10/21/2026

Montgomery Perspective: More Evidence that Rent Control is Damaging MoCo’s Housing Production.

MoCo's council passed a permanent rent control law in 2023.

Since then, a deluge of data points has confirmed the damage this law has wreaked on the local economy, including collapsing apartment sale transactions, redlining by the national real estate industry, complaints from local developers that they can’t get financing for their projects, a near evaporation of non-government-subsidized multifamily projects and disappearing revenues for the county’s capital budget.

By Adam Pagnucco. Defying a cascade of warnings from the real estate industry and decades of evidence on its failures, the county council passed a...

10/20/2026

Builder Magazine: Kitchen Design Is Changing Direction, Designers Say.

After years of open-concept dominance, American kitchen design is shifting toward more practical, defined spaces. The trend is towards semi-enclosed layouts, larger pantries, back kitchens, natural wood cabinetry, quartzite countertops, and less open shelving.

Homeowners increasingly favor functional storage, flexibility, and everyday livability over sweeping sightlines and gadgetry.

The kitchen is getting a functional makeover, according to the National Kitchen and Bath Association’s (NKBA) 2027 Kitchen Trends Report. Fully open spaces are falling out of favor, for a balanced, more practical blend of open and closed spaces, which is changing everything in the kitchen from l...

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+12024319867

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http://www.morganknull.com/

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