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Heather Elias on May 20th, 2011

LikeThe spring selling season is upon us…so what does that mean for inventory levels out in western Loudoun? Here’s a look at the single family home market in Hamilton, Purcellville, Round Hill, and Lovettsville…bear in mind that we are looking at smaller sample data for these areas, so a small uptick can look like a [...]

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Heather Elias on March 11th, 2011

LikeThe one question that I get asked on a daily basis is ‘how’s the market?’…I took a look at the eastern part of Loudoun County earlier, so here, we are going to look at how real estate in the western towns is faring. Median price seems to be on the upswing everywhere except Lovettsville, while [...]

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Heather Elias on February 16th, 2011

LikeIt’s almost spring (nearly 60 degrees outside today, and I have warm weather on the brain!) Getting an itch to buy and/or sell? When we start seeing some warm days is when we start to see listings hitting the market in Loudoun…typically. So it’s a great time to look at the real estate market in [...]

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Heather Elias on October 19th, 2010

LikeFor this week at Western LoCo Stats, let’s look at what median price is doing in western Loudoun. The orange lines are median price for single family homes in the different towns, while the black line is the combined condo/townhome market. These charts go back several years, so you can get a good feel for [...]

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Heather Elias on October 15th, 2010

LikeEarlier this week I took a look at the housing inventory for Loudoun County as a whole. Looking at these charts, the towns in Western Loudoun are certainly mirroring the same trend line, after spiking up during the summer months, levels are dropping for the fall: Cheers, Heather Like

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Heather Elias on October 7th, 2010

LikeFor this week’s statistics, we are looking at average days on market for various towns in Western Loudoun. Last year, around this time, days on market started to creep up, and stayed high, up until March.  Across the board, we see the average days on market drop through August, since when they have stayed pretty [...]

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Heather Elias on September 29th, 2010

LikeSo, taking the pulse of the real estate market in the western part of Loudoun County, and what do we find? Across the board, average days on market are down significantly since the spring, inventory levels are still low, and median price is trending up. Overall this looks pretty positive to me. While the national [...]

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Heather Elias on September 24th, 2010

Like Yesterday I posted on LoCo Market Stats about how median price in Loudoun hadn’t dipped in the summer as I expected. From the chart above (black line is single family homes, orange is combined condo/townhome stats) you can see that pricing has stayed relatively steady, after squeaking upward slightly toward the end of the [...]

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Heather Elias on July 7th, 2010

LikeI’ve been analyzing real estate market statistics across Loudoun County all this week (see my earlier post here or at LoCo Market Stats) and everywhere we look, median price has held steady or declined a bit since the end of April, coinciding with the end of the first time homebuyer tax credit. Not so in [...]

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Heather Elias on June 28th, 2010

LikeWell, it certainly looks like we are moving back into a buyer’s market again, at least in Western Loudoun County. The charts below show only single family home statistics, but clearly our inventory levels have risen steeply since the first time homebuyer tax credit ended in April. If you are a buyer in this market, [...]

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