Subtitle Title Layout A Look at Northern Virginia Real Estate in 2016 for Buyers and Sellers

Whether you want to buy a home or you’re trying to sell your current property, Northern Virginia real estate is a hot market to navigate in 2016.

Trend in Decreased Inventory, Increased Prices Home prices are going up even as the number of homes on the market are going down. When you narrow the data down by community, you’ll discover some areas with more potential than others.

The Future of Northern Virginia Real Estate  The first phase will include building over 250 luxury apartments which will be ready by late 2019, according to early estimates.  This development will be situated along Dulles Greenway, which connects Loudoun County to Fairfax County as well as Washington, DC and Arlington, Virginia.  Loudoun County currently lags behind other areas in Northern Virginia in real estate because of the long commute to Washington.  Drivers face a lack of easy access and heavy congestion. The Silver Line will decrease the issue, bringing more interest to the area.

Navigating the Market A local Northern Virginia realtor can provide you with the details you’ll miss on your own. They will be able to tell you about the community and what’s currently available in your price range, which is essential if you’re looking in the hot Northern Virginia real estate market.

An experienced agent will even tell you about the future of the area because they keep their fingers on the pulse of the community. This important information will guide both buyers and sellers to make the right decision about timing.

Learn more about the real estate market in your desired area by talking with Mike Putnam, a knowledgeable, hard-working realtor who is familiar with this region and someone who cares about his clients.

Michael Putnam ADDRESS Fair Lakes Cir #120 Fairfax, VA, Keller Williams Fairfax Gateway PHONE CONTACT US