Just Listed highlights Alexandria City properties that came on the market within the past week. This feature is sponsored by the Jen Walker Team (Licensed in VA) of McEnearney Associates Realtors®.
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Just Listed highlights Alexandria City properties that came on the market within the past week. This feature is sponsored by the Jen Walker Team (Licensed in VA) of McEnearney Associates Realtors®.
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Question: How did the challenges in 2020 affect the real estate market in Alexandria?
Answer: It is a good thing I had my two-week winter vacation in St. Martin right before the lockdown, because surprisingly enough it was extremely busy from the minute I got back in town.
Just Listed highlights Alexandria City properties that came on the market within the past week. This feature is sponsored by the Jen Walker Team (Licensed in VA) of McEnearney Associates Realtors®.
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This week’s Q&A column is sponsored and written by Kim Peele and Hope Peele of The Peele Group and McEnearney Associates Realtors®, the leading real estate firm in Alexandria. To learn more about this article and relevant Alexandria market news, contact The Peele Group at 703-244-5852 or email [email protected]. You may also submit your questions to McEnearney Associates via email for response in future columns.
Question: Is this a good time to buy an investment property?
Great value at 6014 Grove Drive in this work-at-home, multi-generational living perfection! There are five bedroom suites and two additional half-baths on three finished, sumptuous levels. Situated on a double lot, the outside is as extraordinary as the inside.
Constructed of energy-efficient brick and block, this custom-designed home has all the upscale amenities you’re looking for. The oversized kitchen island and Wolfe six-burner stove, Liebherr double refrigerators, wine refrigerator, stand-alone ice maker and double dishwashers make dining at home desirable.
Just Listed highlights Alexandria City properties that came on the market within the past week. This feature is sponsored by the Jen Walker Team (Licensed in VA) of McEnearney Associates Realtors®.
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Question: How did the Alexandria city real estate market finish in 2020?
Answer: Each quarter we take an in-depth look at contract activity in the City of Alexandria compared to the same quarter of the previous year. Not surprisingly, the impact of COVID-19 in the spring months resulted in a decrease in contract activity compared to 2019. The first half of the year saw overall contracts decrease 7.4%, but the third and fourth quarters tell a completely different story, and the year ended with an overall increase of 12.2%!
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This week’s column, sponsored and written by McEnearney Associates Realtors®, the leading real estate firm in Alexandria, is a bit of a departure from our usual Q&A format. To learn about relevant Alexandria market news, contact us at 703-549-9292. You may also submit your questions to McEnearney Associates via email for response in future columns.
Because of COVID-19, there has been a significant increase in cases of hunger.
Just Listed highlights Alexandria City properties that came on the market within the past week. This feature is sponsored by the Jen Walker Team (Licensed in VA) of McEnearney Associates Realtors®.
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According to a preliminary result released by the NHTSA in October, the first six months of 2021 saw an estimated 20,160 lives lost on America’s roadways. This number represents an 18.4 percent increase in fatalities compared to the same period in 2020.
The first half of 2021’s death toll was also the worst since 2006. If nothing changes, the pace and statistics indicate that the U.S. could see an estimated 40,000 people lose their lives on the roads this year.