As we move deeper into fall, Maryland’s real estate market is settling into its seasonal rhythm. Observing recent data and local trends can help both buyers and sellers time their decisions wisely. Here’s what’s happening now—and what to expect as the seasons change.
1. Slower Sales, Rising InventoryAfter the busy summer months, home sales across Maryland are cooling. Year over year, the number of ...
As the seasons shift, many buyers assume the spring and summer months are the only prime times to purchase a home. But in reality, fall—especially September and October—can offer unique advantages for homebuyers.
Less Competition, More O...
As the summer winds down and routines shift back into gear, September is a great time for homeowners to make moves in the real estate market. Whether you’re selling or just preparing your property, a little effort this month can go a long way...
As we move deeper into the fall season, the real estate market continues to shift. If you’re planning to sell your home in the coming weeks, understanding buyer behavior, market trends, and seasonal factors will help you prepare for a success...
Maryland’s housing market continues to reflect a seller’s edge, marked by rising home prices and competitive buyer demand. As of July 2025, the median sale price reached $461,100, a 3.1% year-over-year increase, while inventory rose 19.1%, ...
Get Ahead of the Competition
While spring and summer are traditionally the busiest seasons for real estate, fall buyers often benefit from less competition. Getting pre-approved now puts you in a strong position to make an offer when you find ...
Serious Buyers Are Still Looking
While the market tends to cool slightly after summer, fall buyers are often highly motivated. Many are relocating for work, downsizing, or eager to settle into a new home before the holidays. This creates a str...
Inventory Continues Rising, But Growth Is Slowing
In July, active listings surged 24.8% compared to last year—the 21st consecutive month of inventory growth—hitting over 1.1 million active listings. Still, total inventory remains about 13....
Many homeowners and buyers wonder if they should wait until spring to make a move — but fall can be one of the best seasons for real estate in Walkersville and Frederick County. While the market is shifting away from a red-hot seller’s mark...
If you’ve been following the Walkersville real estate market, you’ve probably heard that homes aren’t flying off the market quite like they did a year or two ago. During the peak of the seller’s market, listings would get multiple offer...