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As 2025 comes to a close, Lenore has seen a successful with 22 listings and 11 purchases, successfully settling 23 properties, with 3 homes still under contract across the neighborhoods of Burleith, Berkley, Georgetown, Glover Park, Chevy Chase, Wesley Heights, Dupont Circle, Logan Circle, Observatory Circle, Woodley/Mass Ave Heights, and Arlington, VA.
Currently on the market, 3622 S St is a 5 bed, 5.5 bath, luxury home by JL Ventures, offering two home offices/flex spaces, elevator-ready closets, 2-car parking and ample outdoor entertaining spaces, including a spacious rooftop deck.
Lenore's Burleith properties don't end there as she also has 3930 Highwood Ct NW and 1906 37th St NW on the market.
Lenore's Condo/Coop listings include: 1530 Key Blvd, Unit 125; 1701 16th St NW, Unit 802; 2583 Ontario Rd NW, Unit 421 and 1300 13th St NW, Unit 801.
Stay tuned for more exceptional properties!
If you are considering purchasing or selling, don’t hesitate to reach out. Lenore would be honored to help you navigate your real estate strategy and goals for 2026 and beyond.
The Washington D.C. area housing market remained sluggish in November, despite mortgage rates falling to a 13-month low. Closed sales dropped 6.4% year-over-year, with Loudoun County standing out as the only major area posting an increase, up 8.7%. Sellers were similarly hesitant, bringing 5.5% fewer new listings to the market compared to November 2024. Even with fewer listings, inventory grew sharply as homes stayed on the market longer, reaching 9,142 active listings, a 33.7% jump from last year, and the median days on market rose to 22, nine days slower than a year earlier.
Market conditions varied widely across the region, with Northern Virginia performing relatively better than the District of Columbia and Maryland suburbs. Overall sales through November were 0.8% below last year, and with pending sales down 4.8% in November, 2025 is expected to close with fewer total sales than 2024. Broader economic pressures, including federal spending cuts, layoffs, and the extended government shutdown, continue to fuel uncertainty, likely weighing on the housing market into 2026.
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