Just Listed highlights Arlington properties that just came on the market within the past week. This feature is written and sponsored by Team Cathell, “Your Orange Line Specialists.”
This week’s fantastic February weather isn’t the only evidence that the market has heated up. Some 68 homes sold in Arlington this week, and 72 new listings hit the market. Buyers snatched up new listings as well as homes that had been lingering for over 30 days helping to clear out some stale inventory.
Nationally, existing home sales hit a new record for January, up 3.3% for the highest number of sales since February 2007. The tightening labor market is expected to provide more job opportunities for young adults, and should soon start to produce higher household incomes. Home buyers are already feeling more financial confidence.
Interest rates fluctuated throughout the week reflecting economic uncertainty by investors. But rates ended 6 basis points lower to 4.29% for a 30-yr fixed rate.
Click to see all the fresh new inventory in MRIS and call Team Cathell (703-975-2500) when you find a home you like.
- 4500 Four Mile Run Dr #816, Arlington, VA 22204 – $339,900
- 1701 N Troy St #375, Arlington, VA 22201 – $384,900
- 4333 36th St S, Arlington, VA 22206 – $440,000
- 2400 Clarendon Blvd #406, Arlington, VA 22201 – $530,000
- 1201 N Garfield St #703, Arlington, VA 22201 – $687,500
- 1508 N Kentucky St, Arlington, VA 22205 – $745,000
- 3324 Lorcom Ln, Arlington, VA 22207 – $850,000
- 709 N Garfield St, Arlington, VA 22201 – $1,585,000 (new listing of the week, pictured above)
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All proceeds from this event will go to the Lyon Park Citizens Association (LPCA) towards our neighborhood jewel & hub, the Lyon Park Community Center (LPCC).
When: Sunday, October 2nd, Noon – 4 PM.
Where: Meet to get your tickets and the tour map at the Lyon Park Community Center (414 N Fillmore Street) We will have a table with information outside.
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