Leesburg Real Estate Market Statistics (20175, 20176) - September 2008

October 3, 2008 by Danilo Bogdanovic  
Filed under Leesburg, Statistics

Here are the September 2008 statistics for the Leesburg real estate market (20175 and 20176 zip codes):

Leesburg - 20175 - September 2008

  • New listings = 52. This is a 20 percent decrease in new inventory as compared to September 2007
  • Solds (Under Contract) = 36. This is a 45 increase in buyer demand as compared to September 2007

Leesburg - 20176 - September 2008

  • New listings = 101. This is 29 percent decrease in new inventory as compared to September 2007
  • Solds (Under Contract) = 71. This is a 236 percent increase in buyer demand as compared to September 2007

Though buyer demand increased significantly year-over-year in the 20175 zip code of Ashburn, it really spiked in the 20176 zip code. These statistics confirm what my clients and I have been seeing and feeling while searching for and writing offers on properties - there are less properties to choose from and more buyers fighting for the same property.

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4 Comments on "Leesburg Real Estate Market Statistics (20175, 20176) - September 2008"

  1. muserella on Tue, 7th Oct 2008 9:05 pm 

    Hello. Your statistics seem kind of high. Are you including transactions where homes were “sold” directly to banks rather than actual buyers? I don’t believe that a foreclosure sale says much good about the market.

  2. Danilo Bogdanovic on Tue, 7th Oct 2008 9:13 pm 

    Hello Muserella,

    Thanks for your comment and that’s a great question.

    My statistics include resale homes sold on the open market to buyers. I am not including homes that were “sold” directly to banks rather than actual buyers (aka foreclosed on). Nor am I including new construction homes sold by builders directly to buyers.

    To put things in perspective…Buyer demand is definitely much higher than it was in 2007, but not as high as it was during the boom market during the first half of the decade. Though it may seem “high”, it is what it is and it’s definitely a good thing for the Loudoun real estate market.

    Danilo

  3. muserella on Wed, 8th Oct 2008 12:16 pm 

    Danilo,
    I appreciate your followup. With a better understanding of the factors you are including, the numbers have clearer context and are all the more impressive.

    Thanks very much!

  4. Danilo Bogdanovic on Wed, 8th Oct 2008 12:26 pm 

    Muserella,

    You’re welcome. Thanks for reading the blog and for the great question.

    Danilo

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