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Posted about 1 month ago

April 2025 DC Market Update: Buyer Demand Rises

April 2025 Market Pulse: Luxury Demand Surges as Entry-Level Inventory Tightens in the DMV

The April 2025 Home Demand Index (HDI) for the D.C. Metro sits at 92, showing a healthy 19.5% increase from March and a steady 5.7% rise year-over-year, reflecting broad interest across price points.

Here’s the breakdown investors and agents need to track:

🔥 Key Market Movements:

  • Luxury Single-Family Homes: Demand index jumped to 124, up from 94 — the highest in the region. Luxury condos also surged to 147, reflecting strong interest from high-net-worth buyers.

  • Entry-Level Homes: Still constrained. Condos below $589K rose to 109 (steady), while entry-level single-family homes at $555K and below climbed modestly to 79 (slow).

  • Mid-Range Properties: Townhomes and single-family homes in the $555K–$1.34M range show slow but steady growth, with demand indexes at 84 and 89 respectively.

📊 What It Means for Buyers and Sellers:

  • Sellers: The upper end of the market is heating up — now is prime time to list luxury.

  • Buyers: Entry-level competition remains tight. Mid-range and townhome buyers can negotiate more flexibly.



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