It’s November, which means it’s time for a new round of everyone’s favorite Alexandria game show: what does the housing market look like for the city?
For starters: there are currently 485 homes listed for sale in the city, according to Homesnap. There are 316 condominiums listed for sale and 109 townhouses. The median list price is $519,950 and the median sales price is $615,000. That’s about a 13% uptick in median sales prices but overall not outside of the ordinary.
Let’s take a look at some of the most expensive sales from October.
- 331 N Royal Street
5 BD/5.5 BA townhome
Sold: $2.3 million - 211 Prince Street
5 BD/5.5 BA townhome
Sold: $2.1 million
Fun fact: this home on Gentry Row was built in 1784 by Captain John Harper, from whom the stretch gets its nickname “Captain’s Row” - 105 Quay Street
4 BD/3 BA townhome
Sold: $2 million - 211 E Del Ray Avenue
6 BD/4 BA house
Sold: $1.9 million - 2514 King Street
7 BD/5.5 BA house
Sold: $1.9 million
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