Active home listings in Washington, D.C. surged by 25.1% year over year amid federal layoffs, according to a new report from Redfin.
In contrast, active listings nationwide increased by 14.2%, the smallest rise since March 2024.
New listings in the D.C. area also saw a significant increase, climbing 11.4% year over year, nearly double the national gain of 5.8%.
The data, which covers the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, highlights a housing market that remains hotter than the national average, with homes selling faster and prices rising more sharply.
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