Prepping Your Home to Sell in DC, PG County, or Montgomery County: The Complete Pre-Listing Checklist
Is the DC Housing Market Really Crashing? What Federal Layoffs Are Actually Doing to PG County Prices
No, the DC-area housing market is not crashing, and the data for Prince George's County actually shows the opposite of the social media panic: PGCAR and Bright MLS reported an 11% jump in closed sales and a median sold price of $450,000 in April 2026, up 2.3% month-over-month.
Where Can You Find a Single-Family Home Under $800K With Metro Access in the DMV?
Assumable Loans: What Prince George’s County Buyers Need to Know Before They Offer
An assumable loan lets a buyer take over the seller's existing FHA or VA mortgage — same rate, same balance, same terms. With rates near 6.5% in 2026, assuming a loan in the 2.5%–3.5% range can save hundreds a month. The catch: you usually need cash to cover the gap between the loan balance and the price, and the process can take 45 to 120 days.
Why College Park Has More Homes for Sale Right Now Than the Rest of the DMV
Luxury apartment development along the Route 1 Corridor has had a noticeable effect on the supply and pricing of properties for rent and for sale.
Is Prince George's County a Buyer's or Seller's Market Right Now?
Prince George's County, viewed as a whole, is still leaning toward sellers — closed sales were up 11% month-over-month through April 2026, homes were selling in a median of 21 to 40 days, and the county's sale-to-list ratio is hovering near 100%.
For Rent in Hyattsville: A Rare 3-Bedroom Home Above the Northwest Branch Trail at 4907 37th Place
4907 37th Place is a 3-bedroom, 4-full-bathroom single-family home for rent in Hyattsville, Maryland, on a quiet tree-lined cul-de-sac perched above the Northwest Branch Trail. Built in 1991, the home offers three ensuite bedrooms, a large walk-out basement with a bonus room, and a rear deck overlooking the trail — with the West Hyattsville Metro and the Hyattsville Arts District just minutes away.
(Video) Ghost Inventory: Why So Many Route 1 Sellers Are Waiting Until After Labor Day - And How to Find Their Homes Before Anyone Else Does
Lots of sellers wait out August to list in the Fall when the marker picks up, here’s how to strategize around that invisible inventory.
How to Underwrite Your First Investment Property in Prince George's County: Rental vs. Fix-and-Flip
11346 Palisades Ct, Kensington: A Move-In-Ready Rock Creek Townhouse
Rare opportunity to own a thoughtfully updated townhouse tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac in sought-after Rock Creek Palisades.
Multigenerational Home Buying in Capitol Hill, DC: How a 3-Unit Rowhome Near Eastern Market Made It Possible
I recently helped a client relocating back to DC purchase a 3-unit rowhome near Eastern Market with her nephew, with the third unit set aside for her adult daughter. Here's how the numbers, the financing, and the DC-specific rules came together.
9 Offers, $25,000 Over List: How a Well-Prepared West Hyattsville Home Sparked a Bidding War in a Balanced Market
Why a Sewer Line Inspection Is Non-Negotiable During Your Maryland Inspection Period
Is a sewer line inspection necessary during your home inspection period? You may be glad you got one!
What's My Home Worth in 2026? Why Route 1 Corridor Sellers Need a Real CMA, Not a Zestimate
If you own a home in Hyattsville, Riverdale Park, College Park, Mount Rainier, Edmonston, or Bladensburg, the honest answer is: it depends on your block, your home's condition, and the comparable sales closest to it — and no online estimate captures that. Prince George's County homes sold for a median $448,654 over the three months ending May 2026, with well-priced homes moving in as few as 32 days. The only way to know your actual number is a Comparative Market Analysis built from real, local sales data, not an algorithm. I'll prepare one for you free.
What Do First-Time Homebuyers Need to Know Before Buying in DC or Maryland?
Many first time home buyers wonder, where do I start? Watch out complete guide to navigating the home buying process and have all your questions answered!
Is Prince George's County a Buyer's Market in 2026? What the “Invisible Inventory” Surge Means for You
Prince George's County has shifted into a buyer's market in 2026. For buyers, that means more selection and real negotiating room. For sellers, it means pricing and presentation matter more than they have in years.
Just Listed in Hyattsville: A 5-Bedroom Cape Cod Built for First-Time Buyers and Investors Alike
Our newest listing is the perfect candidate for a starter home or the discerning buy and hold investor.
Selling an Inherited Home in Bowie, MD: How a $355,000 Cash Offer Became a $450,000 Sale
If you're a personal representative or executor selling an inherited home in Bowie, Maryland, a cash investor offer is rarely your best option — even though it feels like the fastest way out of a stressful process.
Private Showings Are Beating Open Houses 7-to-1 in the DC Metro — What That Means for Route 1 Corridor Buyers and Sellers
As of the week of July 7, 2026, 105 Compass agents across the DMV report that private, appointment-only showings are outpacing open-house activity by more than 7 to 1 — and 75% of Maryland sellers, including many along the Hyattsville, Riverdale Park, and College Park stretch of Route 1, are holding new listings back until the weather cools.
8702 50th Place, College Park: How This 3-Bedroom Home Went Under Contract in Days
8702 50th Place, a 3-bedroom, 1-bath home in College Park, went under contract within days of hitting the market after an offer deadline drew multiple bids. The result reflects a broader trend across College Park's Route 1 corridor in 2026: well-priced, well-maintained homes near Lake Artemesia and the College Park Metro are moving fast, even as the wider market has cooled slightly year over year.