Fairfax – Home sales and prices in Northern Virginia climbed, with buyers undeterred by looming interest rate increases. Homes remained on the market an average of just 32 days, about 16 percent lower than last May, according to sales data about the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors® footprint of Arlington and Fairfax counties, Cities of Falls Church, Fairfax and Alexandria.

Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax County Home Sales Projections to Watch through January, 2018 Cited, Reports the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors® and GMU’s Center For Regional Analysis.

The Northern Virginia March housing New-Under-Contract numbers are nearly 18 percent higher than one year ago, new contracts with a contingency are up 1 percent and new pending contracts are up 6 percent, reports the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors®.

The Northern Virginia February housing market sales numbers, with 1,192 homes sold,  were in lockstep with the favorable January sales numbers, reports the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors®

With mortgage rates still a bargain for now, as the new administration gets its sea legs, 1,110 homes sold in Fairfax and Arlington counties as well as the cities of Alexandria, Falls Church and Fairfax. Posting a 10 percent increase in sales, compared to this region’s 1,007 homes sold in January 2016, begins the year on sure footing.

December Sales, Prices, Actives Reflect the Expected Seasonal Ebb,
New Under-Contracts Up 15 percent for Decisive Buyers,
Reports the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors®

Homebuyers in Northern Virginia this past November were not kicking tires. The November housing market gained compared to November 2015 in the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors® region

People Stay in Homes on Average for a Decade Now, First-Time Buyer Programs Assist Millennials, reports the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors®

‘Election year housing market jitters never quite materialized’; inventory still lean

Hungry Buyers Get Serious In Spite of Lean Inventory, Stable Sales Prices Continue; August Housing Sales Spike 11 percent