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Margaret's February Update for Buyers & Sellers: During my real estate career I have experienced several recessions that have had a marked effect on the real estate market for Washington property. This recession, that seems slowly to be drawing to a close, is certainly the most severe both in its duration and the resulting uncertainty it has created for buyers. Positive signs (greater open house attendance, and more rapid list to sell periods) just in the last several weeks, give us the impression that the recession's hold is weakening. From a seller's perspective, we expect the market to be steady and improve. We do not expect anytime in the next few years for prices to soar but, nevertheless, simply by virtue of demand returning to the market place, we do expect to see quickly an end to any further reductions.
There have been a number of recent inquires about Margaret Lamberton Real Estate's fee structure for leasing property. The leasing charge, for a one year lease, is equal to the first month's rent including an advertising allowance of $200.00. This fee also includes registration and rent control exemption of the property with D.C.Housing.
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