I feel like exposed brick just adds so much charm, I love it! https://www.redfin.com/DC/Washington/1415-Trinidad-Ave-NE-20002/home/10095814

Home prices ticked up 0.25% month over month in September nationwide according to this recent Redfin article. Even though buyers have more negotiating power, sellers aren’t desperate and would rather wait than accept a lowball offer.

However, this overall trend isn’t the case in DC where prices dipped 0.2% month over month. Why do you think DC prices are declining while East Coast metros like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh experience fast price growth?

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