Interested in getting a more in depth look at the market? Click on any of the pins below to get a quick glimpse of the real estate market for that area, and enter your name and email address to get a detailed report sent to you. Knowledge is power, right? Let me know if you have any questions once you review your report.

Cheers,
Heather

If you are curious about how much your home (or a home you might want to buy) is worth, just fill out this form and I’ll email you a report with clickable links to comparable homes that are for sale or recently sold. Don’t worry, I won’t spam you…I hate spam just as much as you. =)

~ Heather

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I just set up a page for real estate market statistics for Loudoun County that automatically updates on a weekly basis when new data becomes available. If you look in the top menu above, you’ll see a tab for Real Time Stats. Feel free to bookmark it and visit to see the latest trends. My posts on the site will continue to drill down into the data to give you more specific analysis, but you can visit that page for an overview. Each of the individual town statistic sites will have more zip code specific information, too.

Also, if you would like to get an email report tailored to your specific zip code and property type, just fill out this form (keep in mind that the Condo report includes townhomes, too!) :

Cheers,
Heather

Today I wanted to bring you some data on what is happening in the western part of Loudoun County. It’s no secret that the market adjusts the further west you go; the commuting time gets longer to employment hubs in Dulles, Tysons Corner, and Washington DC, but the home prices are lower, so you get more house for your money the further you are willing to drive. Typically what we see when the market starts to adjust, is that it’s like a pebble in the pond, rippling out from DC to points further away. While Fairfax County saw recovery faster than Loudoun, the eastern part of Loudoun County, in Sterling, Ashburn, and Leesburg, have now stabilized and are seeing median price increases and low inventory. In western Loudoun, Hamilton has stabilized in price (no increase yet) but Purcellville, Round Hill, and Lovettsville are still showing median price decline for single family homes. Inventory in the western part of the county is just as low as in the east. Hopefully in the coming weeks we will see these graphs start to behave like the ones I posted last week for the eastern part of the county.

For comparison’s sake, here’s single family home median prices in Leesburg:

However, as you start to move west across the county, here’s what you find:

If you have questions or would like more information about a specific area, feel free to click on the Ask Heather button to reach out to me!

Cheers,

Heather