In
2014, sales in Northern Virginia and Montgomery County trailed behind
2013 sales with a 5% decrease in dollar volume of sales, and a less than
1% increase in average price compared to a 7% increase in average price
in 2013. The District of Columbia, which had a 5% gain in sales volume
and a 5.5% gain in average price was the only jurisdiction to show
significant gains, which kept the performance numbers for the close-in
Metro area from dipping below the 2013 levels.
January
numbers this year were much better than January 2014, with the close-in
Metro area experiencing a 9% gain in dollar volume of sales and a 4%
gain in average price. So, despite the cool 2014 market in Northern
Virginia and Montgomery County, the overall January 2014 numbers bode
well for the spring real estate market.
*Statistics are taken from the Metropolitan Regional Information System for three areas: Washington, D.C.; Montgomery Country, Maryland; and Fairfax County, Arlington and Alexandria in Northern Virginia.
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