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April Home Sales
Dated: May 1 2016
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The real estate market in Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Kensington and Potomac went from strength to strength in April. While the number of homes sold overall was virtually unchanged and the number of days on the market ticked up to 47 from 43 a year ago, the average sales price jumped by 13.8%. Although average sales price figures don't tell the whole story, clearly the market is very good.
Here are links to the homes closed in April by high school district and grouped by neighborhood:
For a broader perspective, click here to see information comparing 2004 prices to current prices.
Charles Chapman
Charles Chapman has more than 20 years' experience in the Montgomery County real estate market. He has been a full-time agent through rising markets and good times, and also through falling markets an....
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