10/ Bottom line: DC’s market is NOT crashing. The numbers show stability, increased sales, and faster closings.
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9/ Federal workforce cuts could have an impact, but there’s no clear data on that yet. Meanwhile, return-to-office policies could actually boost demand in the DMV housing market. #DMVRealEstate

8/ The slight price dip is due to high interest rates—not a market crash. Sellers are adjusting, and buyers who waited in 2024 are now making moves. This is a shifting market, not a collapsing one.

7/ If DC were crashing, we’d expect:
❌ A massive drop in sales
❌ A huge spike in inventory
❌ Prices plummeting
None of that is happening. The data shows steady demand & faster sales.

6/ 🔥 What About Prices?
Washington, DC (Jan 2024)
Avg. Sold Price: $847,857
Days on Market: 83
Washington, DC (Jan 2025)
Avg. Sold Price: $844,365 (⬇️ 0.4%)
Days on Market: 56 (⬇️ 33%)
Homes are selling faster. Prices have softened slightly, but this is not a collapse.

5/ 📌 Washington, DC Only
Active & Coming Soon Listings
2024: 2,923
2025: 2,887 (⬇️ 1.2%)
Closed Sales
2024: 616
2025: 667 (⬆️ 8.3%)
A slight dip in inventory, but more closings. Again, not a crash.

4/ 📌 Montgomery County, MD
Active & Coming Soon Listings
2024: 1,956
2025: 2,093 (⬆️ 7%)
Closed Sales
2024: 1,206
2025: 1,254 (⬆️ 4%)
Inventory is up slightly, but so are sales. This is a stable, active market.

3/ Year-over-Year Market Comparison (Jan 1 – Feb 18)
📌 Inside the Beltway:
Active & Coming Soon Listings
2024: 3,626
2025: 3,766 (⬆️ 3.8%)
Closed Sales
2024: 1,506
2025: 1,641 (⬆️ 9%)
More homes selling ≠ market crash.

2/ First, Bright MLS is one of the largest listing services in the U.S., covering 85,000 agents and 10M+ property records. The data we’re looking at is not speculation—it's facts. 📊