Close to 200 homes are for sale now in the greater McLean area.
Housing prices continue their overall upward trend in the DC metro region, according to the latest Case-Schiller Housing Index numbers released this week. In the D.C. metro area, the seasonally adjusted price index (which measures the average sale price for single-family homes) for January 2013 was 190.56—that's up from 179.78 in January 2012, continuing an overall upward trend. The numbers are calculated based on the repeat sale of existing single-family homes, where the baseline of 100 is the average price as of January 2000. Home prices have risen significantly in the D.C. metro area since 2000. The high point in the D.C. metro area was in May 2006, when the index hit 251.19. The bottoming out of the index in our area after the real …
Prices of McLean homes for sale are down a little bit from last summer but up overall in the D.C. metro area from last year, according to the latest Case-Schiller Housing Index and data from Trulia.com.
Home prices across the country and here in McLean are on the upswing from 2011 as the real estate market continues to stabilize, according to Case-Schiller Housing Index data released Tuesday. In the D.C. metro area, the seasonally adjusted price index (which measures the average sale price for single-family homes) for November 2012 was 188.12—that's up from 180.15 in November 2011 and 182.82 in November 2010. The numbers are calculated based on the repeat sale of existing single-family homes, where the baseline of 100 is the average price as of January 2000. Home prices have risen significantly in the D.C. metro area since 2000. The high point in the D.C. metro area was in May 2006, when the index hit 251.19. The bottoming out of the …
Beth Lawton
7:28 pm on Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Good question. We did a series about that in Annandale about a year ago and it's certainly true there. We can work on a story about that for April. Thanks! more ›