Purchasing a home in Bethesda is no longer a complex process, thanks to the existence of various real estate companies. You only need to identify a reputable real estate company operating in this neighborhood, describe your ideal home's type, size, and features, and you are good to go. However, like other neighborhoods, various factors will likely influence the type and size of house you purchase in...
Do you ever dream of living in a luxurious home in Northern Virginia? If yes, McLean, VA, should be your number one choice. With its easy accessibility from either Washington or Tyson's Corner, McLean is the perfect place for anyone looking for a luxury home. This guide will provide you with the necessary information about this neighborhood. It will also give you a snapshot of the real estate market in...
Washington, DC, is the capital city of the United States of America and one of the world’s great destinations to live and visit. More than 700,000 residents live and work in Washington, DC, while enjoying ethnically diversified neighborhoods, a vibrant culture, and the White House, among others. If you’d like to buy a luxury home in Washington, DC, perhaps you’re asking, which is the coolest...
McLean is an unincorporated community in Fairfax County, Northern Virginia, located just a few miles west of Washington, DC. The city is home to many influential people, from diplomats to military members of Congress, to senators to agents of the Central Intelligence Agency, due to its closeness to the country's capital. The city was named after its founder John Roll McLean, the owner of the Washington...
Do you want to put up your Washington, DC, luxury real estate for sale? Then you must add value to it before selling it. In 2018, the survey by Homeowner Protection Survey by Chubb found that over 58 percent of the participants wanted to renovate or improve their homes within the following year. Around 65 percent of these planned to spend over $10k, while another 20 percent would spend up to...
Investing time and effort before you put your home up for showings will most likely increase the probability of receiving offers once you list your house. The longer your house stays on the market, the harder it will be to sell. Repairs, staging, and cleaning may help attract good offers, but they can be time-consuming and expensive as well. How do you prepare your Washington, DC home for sale? 1....
The best time to sell a house is from spring to summer, while the worst is from fall to winter. House owners and real estate teams in DC should familiarize themselves with the seasonal trends and statistics before they start preparations for selling a house. Between March to August, buyer demand outnumbers the houses for sale. Homeowners can sell their homes at a minimum of 10% above market during...
Suppose you have one of the best Washington DC luxury homes. However, you want to sell it and buy a new one that meets your current needs. If this were the case years ago, you would give up on selling your property. For starters, Washington DC luxury estates are expensive. So, it would be challenging to get an ideal offer. Some clients might lowball you or bargain their way down a few million,...
There are several reasons for selling a property: a new job, downsizing, and life changes, among others. The home selling process has a lot of steps, but here are eight effective steps that you need to focus on. 1. Get Ready to Sell Your Home Do you need to move out as soon as possible for some reason? Does your home need to be on the market before a certain date? Will you be using the proceeds of...
The Covid-19 pandemic shook the real estate market a great deal. It led to high demand and a low housing supply, leading to a rise in house prices. This could be because many people had to work from home, thus requiring more space. Also, during a period of uncertainty, rich people enjoy buying properties because they are much cheaper. We can also argue that the rich had much more disposable income because...