Saturday, May 1, 2010

05-01-10 = Gates of McLean Real Estate on the Market

Right now at the Gates of McLean in Tysons Corner, there are 6 McLean Homes on the market. 5 of those are for rent, while the other 1 is for sale.

Gates of McLean Real Estate (Sales)
Actively on the market there is a One bedroom One bathroom "Shannon" Model in building 1581 on the first floor, asking $275,000. This home has been on the market for 102 days.

Also regarding Gates of McLean home sales, there are 6 properties currently under contract. They are evenly split between 1 bedroom homes and 2 bedroom homes. Asking prices were ranging from $195,000 (short sale) to $229,900 for the Gates of McLean 1 bedroom properties at time of contract. While the Gates of McLean 2 bedrooms ranged from $250,000 (short sale) to $339,888. The Gates of McLean models under contract are = Kendall, Danielle, Shannon, Logan, Preston, and Dalton.

There is definately some good demand right now in the Gates of Mclean, as those properties that are going under contract are doing so relatively quickly. The low interest rates, and tax credit could be factors in this. However, the dominant factor for the Tysons Corner Real Estate sales in the Gates of McLean is probably the proximity to the future metro stop for the Silver Line. There is growing excitement and anticipation now since construction is strongly udner way.

Gates of McLean Real Estate (Rentals)
The 5 properties for rent in this Tysons Corner community are composed of three 1 bedrooms and two 2 bedrooms. All three of the Gates of McLean 1 bedroom rentals are asking $1350 for a monthly rent. While the Gates of McLean 2 bedrooms range from $1,795 to $1,800 for a monthly rent.

There are currently 2 properties in the Gates of McLean that are Application Registered status. One is a 1 bedroom, Danielle model, and the other is a 2 bedroom, Dalton model. At time of application they were asking $1,400/month and $1,700/month respectively.

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data from MRIS

Monday, February 1, 2010

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Thursday, December 31, 2009

Gates of McLean - Tysons Corner

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Monday, August 10, 2009

Gates of McLean sales in July 2009

1 property sold in the Gates of McLean in Tysosn corner in July 2009. It was a bank owned property on the top floor of building 1580. This property was on the market for 16 days, and it had multiple offers. It was originally asking $190,971, and sold for $193,000 in CASH. The one bedroom one bathroom home was a 642 square foot Chelsea model. There was no seller subsidy to the buyer in this transaction. The price per square foot was $300.62.


July of 2009 compared very poorly in terms of number of transactions to the same month last year (July 2008). In July 2008 there were 7 home sold. Although it was only one property this past month (July 2009) we did have improvements in both areas of price per square foot and days on market average where last year they had $293.27 and 67.5 respectively.


In July 2009 there were also 7 homes that rented. They ranged from a low of a $1,200 a month for a one bedroom one bathroom to a high of $1,550 for a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom.


Right now there are 10 properties available at the Gates of McLean. 2 of those are for sale, both are one bedrooms in Garden style buildings. The other 8 properties are rentals. Here is a graphic of all of them =




data from MRIS

Friday, June 5, 2009

May 2009 Gates of McLean Sales Re-cap

In May of 2009 2 homes SOLD. There was a two bedroom that sold and also a one bedroom that sold.







The two bedroom was a Dalton Model. At time of contract it had been asking $319,000. They Sold for $279,000 with no seller subsidy. This is 87% of asking price. This property was credit union owned, or what could and is also referred to as a foreclosure or bank owned property. The property was on the market for 76 days. When it listed they were asking $339,000.







The one bedroom that sold was a "normal" or "traditional" sale. The asking price was $220,000 and it sold for $220,000 with $3,000 in seller subsidy. It was a top floor Danielle model that was very well taken care of.







Here is the virtual tour so you can take a look --> http://www.homevisit.com/mlsTour?ver=1&id=37394









Last year in the same month, May 2008, there were also 2 properties SOLD. They were both two bedrooms. They sold for $365,000 (Logan Model) and $320,000 (Dalton Model).



Right now there are 4 properties on the market. Three of them seem to be traditional sales. The fourth is a short sale. See below:







In the Gates of McLean in May of 2009 5 properties were rented. Three were one bedrooms, and the other two were two bedrooms. The average one bedroom rental was $1,180/month. The average two bedroom rental was $1,675/month. Here is a visual:






Last year in May, May 2008, there were only 3 properties rented. The two bedroom (1) price was $1,695/month. While the one bedroom (2) average was $1,300/month.


Right now there are 16 properties available for rent at the Gates of McLean. There are 7 one bedrooms available, 6 two bedrooms, and 3 three bedrooms. They range in asking price from $1,225/month to $2,400/month.

Data from MRIS

Friday, May 15, 2009

1Sale in Gates in April 2009

Just like the title of this post says, there was one SOLD property in the Gates of McLean in 2009. It was a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom property in building 1570. That is a Mid-Rise building with garage parking. This property had 1 garage parking and 1 assigned out door parking space. So a total of 2 parking spaces. This is definately a plus. The home was also very nicely appointed with upgraded flooring, cabinetry, and countertops. There was also the benefit of not facing the parking lot, as half the homes do. This home faced into the courtyard, and was even somewhat protected by some mature trees to give you a private feel.

Click here for your exclusive view of the virtual tour

So now to what you really care about, the money. The home sold for $335,900 and no subsidy. It was on the market for a total of 18 days. This is great considering that the Gates of McLean average days on market for the past year for the SOLD properties is 56 days.

There is still plenty more on the market right now at the Gates. In fact, there are 7 other properties available for sale. 4 of these are one bedrooms (asking $219,950 to $267,900), and the other 3 are two bedrooms (asking $309,000 to $329,000).

1 Sold property in April this year (2009) is keeping pace with April of last year (2008). As there was only one sold property in that same month last year. May may be a little better as there are 2 properties under contract right now.

Thursday, April 23, 2009

Supply + Demand - The demand is there!

Supply and Demand, an age old economic concept. It's in effect everywhere you look. Especially here at the Gates of McLean.

One property goes under contract tonight in just 8 days. This is while 6 others are still available after having been on the market for 7, 40, 60, 156, 273, 768 days.

I saw demand first hand this past Saturday. 30 people came through an open house for a 1 bedroom condo on a beautiful day from 1-4pm. Priced well, and in good condition, with good exposure, and the right access, and any property will sell. 4 key factors. I saw them in action. This property was priced well. It was staged, painted, and improved. It was made known on many different mediums, and access was there. And now it's under contract.

This great community has many wonderful features. There are lots of amenities, from a pumped up (pun intended) fitness center to an amazing location. The board really cares, and is committed. Do I need to mention the metro. Well I will. It will be a block away. That's the closest proximity of any residential location in Tysons Corner area. There's plenty of appeal. That translates to reasons for demand. All you need is the right supply.

It's the same in any market - Supply + Demand. Happening in a neighborhood near you!