A few weeks ago, Forbes published it's list of most congested cities. Oh joy, we made the list! Washington, DC made the list at #1.
Hardly newsworthy to the locals, and this does help those on the Washington Metro understand why they are packed in tight, the system averaging 800,000 riders daily in April 2008.
This fact of life also helps understand why home prices inside the Beltway continue to rise, while those outside, on the fringes of the Metro Washington DC area, those home prices are in a tailspin, still dropping.
Real estate is local, I often say "hyper local". What's happening to your colleague's house in Haymarket has nothing to do with what is happening to your Capitol Hill house. The same is true, whether you're a buyer or a seller.
You've got lots going on and you need to buy or sell a home. You need a fully focused agent focused on you!
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