As thousands of workers await news of layoffs or firings as a result of the Trump administration's efforts to reduce the federal government's size, the Washington, DC, housing market is in limbo.

President Donald Trump has shifted federal economic policy in a big way since his inauguration on Jan. 20. Housing markets across the country will no doubt be impacted in some way, but one city is ...

The factors behind the Washington DC condo market slump include government job uncertainty, high interest rates and increased ...

The latest weekly market report from Bright MLS finds that home sales were up 17% in the District last week compared to the ...

Is the Washington, D.C. housing market facing ... Now let’s look at the DC Metro housing market and see if we can see any signs of the massive inventory surge that’s trending on social media.

It has not been a typical spring for the housing market in the D.C. region ... “We did hit a record high for the median sold price in the Washington, D.C. area,” Plemmons said.

The Washington ... stock.adobe.com In the DC metro region — which includes the District plus nearby Maryland and Virginia suburbs — the number of homes on the market shot up 56% last week ...

WASHINGTON — With thousands of federal ... RELATED: Why are there so many 'For Sale' signs in the DC area housing market? "As we’re looking at the data right now, it’s still too soon to ...

The U.S. housing market is experiencing a major shift, with nearly 500,000 more homes listed than there are active buyers—the largest gap since 2013.

Washington, DC is the economic engine of the metropolitan ... He has nearly 20 years' experience as a commercial real estate market research expert and data strategist specializing in the ...

Some posts on social media fueled panic that Washington's housing market was rapidly weakening. Agents and an economist said the president's efficiency efforts haven't yet affected the DC market.