North Stafford County Real Estate Market Conditions & Reports, North Stafford County Market Trends, Virginia

Market Commentary Provided by Bobby and Berna Able
The North Stafford County area is sought after for its convenient location near the I-95, Quantico and just about 35 minutes to DC. Commuter lots and Commuter Trains and excellent schools make the entire are very sought after. Taxes in Stafford County are lower than the neighbors up north.

Report Date

Fall 2009

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Nearest Metro Area

Washington D.C.

Buyers’ or Sellers’ Market

More buyers than sellers

Average Time on Market

0-30 days

Market Trend

Increasing

Housing Inventory

Very tight market

Average Home Price

$350,000 - View Graph Trend

Best Selling Price Range

Worst Selling Price Range

Compared to Last Year

Up 0-5%

Prices As % of Asking Price

More than 100%

Multiple Offers?

Yes

Greatest Activity

Single-Family Homes

Buyer Activity for the past 90 days in North Stafford County is

Seller Activity for the past 90 days in North Stafford County is

Is Financing Available For Qualified Buyers in North Stafford County?

Existing Home Prices for the past 90 days are

What Percentage of the Current Housing Inventory are Foreclosures and/or Short Sales?

Housing Hot Spots

The North Stafford County area

Reason to Buy/Sell

New Industries

Average Sold Price

$350,000 - View Graph Trend

National Real Estate Market

Local Summary: Unlike many other markets across the country, the supply of available housing is good. Sellers are receiving multiple offers at or around asking price.

National Summary: National Housing Market Recovery Near?

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