Summary The Washington, DC detached-home market strengthened in August, with home prices rising significantly, overall pending sales increasing, and available inventory declining. The median sold price reached $1,483,000, up 16.5% from July and an impressive 26.2% compared with August 2025. This year-over-year increase shows continued strength in detached-home values across the District. Homes did take longer to sell. The average days […]
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Summary The Washington, DC detached home market showed signs of cooling in July, creating a more balanced environment and potentially more opportunities for buyers. The median sold price was $1,272,500, down 4.7% from June and 1.4% compared with July 2025. Homes are also taking longer to sell. The average days on market increased to 44 […]
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Washington, DC’s detached home market showed signs of moderating in June as inventory increased and buyer activity slowed, even though home values remained higher than a year ago. The median sold price reached $1,335,000, reflecting a 5.8% decrease from May but still a 2.7% increase compared to June 2025, demonstrating the market’s long-term stability. Homes spent an average of 37 […]
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What Is the Current State of the Washington, DC Real Estate Market in 2026? The Washington, DC real estate market continued to demonstrate strong home values in May 2026, particularly in the detached home segment. The median sales price for detached homes reached $1,417,500, representing a significant 18.9% increase from April 2026 and a 3.7% increase compared to May […]
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Buying a home in Washington, DC is an exciting milestone, but many buyers focus solely on the purchase price and forget about the additional costs involved. Understanding the fees associated with buying a home can help you budget accurately and avoid surprises during the home-buying process. Earnest Money Deposit One of the first expenses you’ll […]
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In Washington, DC, the detached housing market gained momentum in April as buyer activity increased and home prices rebounded from the previous month. The median sold price rose to $1,192,500, reflecting a 14.1% increase from March, although prices remained 4.6% lower than they were in April 2025. Homes sold in an average of 43 days, […]
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In Washington, detached home prices reached a median of $1,045,000 in March. That’s up 24.4% from last month, but down 5% compared to March 2025. Homes are taking longer to sell, averaging 58 days on the market. Buyer activity jumped, with 122 new contracts, more than doubling from last month. Total pending sales increased to 155. […]
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