The real estate market in Northern Virginia never ceases to amaze me. We continue to see a very low number of homes for sale with high demand, even with interest rates moving slightly upward. This

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The real estate market in Northern Virginia never ceases to amaze me. We continue to see a very low number of homes for sale with high demand, even with interest rates moving slightly upward. This phenomenon is leaving us with less than one month’s supply of homes, which means if no additional came on the market, every single home would be sold in just over two weeks. In looking at the inventory levels in the three years before the pandemic, we averaged 5,247 homes for sale during the last week of April, and before that, we had even more than 5,247 homes. This year that number is just 1,529.
Normally, this is the time of year when we get the Spring surge of inventory. People try to time their move to coincide with the end of the school year, and because of the warmer weather, yards look more appealing. This is not happening this year, and I don’t believe it will happen for some time.
You may ask why inventory levels are so low. The number one reason is homeowners are mortgage-rate-locked into their homes. They were wise to refinance when rates were in the mid-2s to mid-3s, and they are not willing to give those rates up for rates that are currently in the low to mid-6s.
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