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Throughout September, we highlighted a number of recently sold properties in Alexandria. Now, we’re taking a look back at some of the most expensive homes sold throughout the month.
But first: As of Sept. 26, nearly more than 500 homes are listed for sale in Alexandria, according to Homesnap. That includes 342 condos, 61 single-family homes and 104 townhomes. The median list price is $510,000 and the median sales price is $571,000. In the past four weeks, more than 193 homes were sold.
Let’s take a look at some of the most expensive sales in September:
- 24 Wolfe Street
4 BD/4.5+ BA townhouse
Sold: $3,675,000 - 310 Strand Street #406
2 BD/2.5 BA condo
Sold: $3,000,000 - 521 Duke Street
4 BD/3.5 BA townhouse
Sold: $1,960,000 - 830 Oronoco Street
3 BD/2.5 BA townhouse
Sold: $1,725,000 - 523 Duke Street
3 BD/2.4 BA townhouse
Sold: $1,715,000
In the market? Check out Just Listed properties in Alexandria.
This past week, 34 properties were sold in Alexandria, according to Homesnap.
The median list price was $470,000, and the median sales price was $575,000. Additionally, homes spent an average of 51 days on the market.
To get a closer look at these numbers, here are a few properties sold this past week, including their original list price and final sales price.
- 700 E. Howell Avenue — 5 BD/3.5 BA townhouse
List price: $1,499,000
Final price: $1,530,000 (+$31,000) - 505 Monticello Blvd — 4 BD/3 BA single-family home
List price: $979,000
Final price: $1,000,000 (+$21,000) - 2908 Farm Road — 3 BD/2.5 BA single-family home
List price: $899,900
Final price: $915,000 (+$16,000) - 400 Madison Street #1003 — 1 BD/2 BA condo
List price: $875,000
Final price: $850,000 (-$25,000) - 701 Massey Lane #B — 3 BD/2.5 BA townhouse
List price: $719,000
Final price: $721,000 (+$2,000)
In the market? Check out Just Listed properties in Alexandria.
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Looking for a place to rent in Alexandria? You’ve got plenty of options — from luxury condos to historical Old Town gems to high-rises with a view.
According to Homesnap, there are more than 186 homes for rent in the area. We took a look at a few most recently listed rentals:
- 1720 Carpenter Road — 3 BD/3.5 BA townhouse — $4,500/month
- 129 Martin Lane — 3 BD/3.5 BA townhouse — $3,470/month
- 414 Queen Street — 3 BD/1.5 BA townhouse –$3,400/month
- 612 Queen Street –– 2 BD/2 BA townhouse — $3,000/month
- 203 Yoakum Parkway #314 — 2 BD/2 BA condo — $2,400/month
- 3363 Martha Custis Drive — 1 BD/1 BA condo — $2,100/month
- 3305 Wyndham Circle #155 — 2 BD/2 BA condo — $1,850/month
- 410 E. Glendale Avenue #21 — 2 BD/1 BA condo — $1,595/month
In the market? Check out just listed properties in Alexandria.
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This past week, 81 homes sold in Alexandria, according to Homesnap.
These ranged from a nearly $6 million 6 BD/4.5+ BA single-family home with a grand foyer to a 1 BD/1 BA condo with a one-of-a-kind floor plan.
Taking a quick look at the market, as of Sept. 12, there were 148 new listings, giving us a total of 481 homes for sale — down slightly from last month. The median list price is $495,000.
A few of the most recently sold properties in Alexandria include:
- 601 Oronoco Street — 6 BD/4.5+ BA single-family home — Sold: $5,995,000
- 221 Gibbon Street — 6 BD/2.5 BA single-family home — Sold: $2,250,000
- 922 Slaters Lane — 3 BD/2.5 BA townhouse — Sold: $859,000
- 334 S. West Street — 2 BD/2.5 BA condo — Sold: $699,900
- 115 N. Lee Street #BH212 — 1 BD/1 BA condo — Sold: $499,900
- 1734 Dogwood Drive #C-6 — 2 BD/2 BA condo — Sold: $419,900
- 1200 Braddock Place #310 — 1 BD/1 BA condo — Sold: $385,000
- 4551 Strutfield Lane #4433 — 1 BD/1 BA condo — Sold: $297,50
- 5340 Holmes Run Parkway #100 — 1 BD/1 BA condo — Sold: $190,000
In the market? Check out Just Listed properties in Alexandria.
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In the market for a job? Whether you’re looking for a part-time gig or full-time role, there are plenty of openings around Alexandria.
We scoured job boards and company sites to find new opportunities in the area. Companies hiring locally include the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Washington, Sunrise Senior Center and the City of Alexandria.
Take a look:
- Sign language interpreter (ASL) — EDU Healthcare
- FEMA technical writer I — Michael Baker International
- Public affairs specialist — Department of Agriculture
- Stormwater program analyst — City of Alexandria
- Program leader (part time) — Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington
- Cocktail/lounge server — The Alexandrian Hotel
- Governance Coordinator — American Counseling Association
- Indian tandoor chef — IndAroma
- Community marketing coordinator — 2nd Avenue Thrift Superstores
- Entry-level computer programmer — Revature
- Pack leader — Whole Dogz
- Education and training coordinator — Water Environment Federation
- Credit bureau specialist — PenFed Credit Union
- Chef manager — Sunrise Senior Living
- Associate manager of student programs — Close Up Foundation
Are you a business owner or manager who’s hiring? Get your opening in front of more local job seekers with our featured Job of the Day posts. Reach out to [email protected] or give us a call at 703-348-0583 for more details.
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Looking for a place to rent in Alexandria? You’ve got plenty of options — from luxury condos to historical Old Town gems to high-rises with a view.
According to Homesnap, there are more than 150 homes for rent in the area. We took a look at a few most recently listed rentals:
- 720 Bracey Lane — 4 BD/3.5 BA townhouse (fully furnished) — $6,000/month
- 4380 King Street — 2 BD/2.5 BA condo — $3,805/month
- 548 N. Saint Asaph Street — 2 BD/2 BA townhouse — $3,550/month
- 5114 Vos Lane — 3 BD/2.5 BA townhouse — $2,999/month
- 636 S. Columbus Street — 2 BD/2 BA townhouse — $2,500/month
- 2121 Jamieson Avenue #1404 — 1 BD/1 BA condo — $2,000/month
- 1107 N. Pitt Street #2A — 1 BD/1 BA condo (fully furnished) — $1,750/month
In the market? Check out just listed properties in Alexandria.
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Throughout August, we highlighted a number of recently sold properties in Alexandria. Now, we’re taking a look back at some of the most expensive homes sold throughout the month.
But first: As of Sept. 1, nearly 500 homes are listed for sale in Alexandria, according to Homesnap. That includes 338 condos, 64 single-family homes and 88 townhomes. The median list price is $450,000 and the median sales price is $589,500. In the past four weeks, more than 230 homes were sold.
Let’s take a look at some of the most expensive sales in August:
- 209 and 209A S. Lee Street
5 BD/3.5 BA single-family home
Sold: $4,500,000 - 517 N. Saint Asaph Street
4 BD/5.5+ BA townhouse
Sold: $3,295,000 - 16 Wolfe Street
3 BD/3.5+ BA townhouse
Sold: $3,225,000 - 310 Strand Street #306
2 BD/2.5 BA condo
Sold: $3,050,000 - 3601 Tupelo Place
5 BD/5.5 BA single-family home
Sold: $2,100,000
In the market? Check out Just Listed properties in Alexandria.
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