Gates of McLean One Bedroom One Bathroom For RENT! It will be available to move-in 2/1/09. This great home has real wood floors, is at the end of the hall (so only neighbors on one side), and has a beautiful wooded view. There are real wood floors throughout the entire home. The bedroom has a walk-in closet. Plus there is upgraded lighting throughout, including dimmers. Relax on the balcony, or inside in style. Your car will be taken care of as well, as there is a garage parking.
For more information or to schedule a showing, Contact =
$1275/month
you pay your own gas and electric
Jeff Wu
Weichert, Realtors
703-938-6070 x198
240-994-7938
Jeff@AgentKnowsHomes.com
Licensed in Virginia and Maryland
Equal Housing Opportunity
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Friday, January 2, 2009
Gates of McLean - December (2008) Recap
What happened in the Gates of McLean in December of 2008? Well in terms of Real Estate, here's a recap:
There was 1 SOLD property, and 0 (zero) properties that RENTED.
The property that SOLD was a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom Preston model. This is the biggest 2 bedroom in the mid-rise buildings (see earlier blog if not sure about mid-rise vs. garden style building). This home sold for $$317,000 with a subsidy of $8,000. So an effective net price to the seller of $309,000. Coincidentally this was a bank owned property.
The lack of rental activity is not suprising. December is one of the most unappealing months to move, as people don't often like to move: a) during the winter, or b) close to the holidays. One would think that in a community of so many homes, and 40+ being rented each year, that there would be at least one rented in December. However, in the same month last year, 2007, there were also 0 (zero) RENTED properties.
(data from MRIS)
There was 1 SOLD property, and 0 (zero) properties that RENTED.
The property that SOLD was a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom Preston model. This is the biggest 2 bedroom in the mid-rise buildings (see earlier blog if not sure about mid-rise vs. garden style building). This home sold for $$317,000 with a subsidy of $8,000. So an effective net price to the seller of $309,000. Coincidentally this was a bank owned property.
The lack of rental activity is not suprising. December is one of the most unappealing months to move, as people don't often like to move: a) during the winter, or b) close to the holidays. One would think that in a community of so many homes, and 40+ being rented each year, that there would be at least one rented in December. However, in the same month last year, 2007, there were also 0 (zero) RENTED properties.
(data from MRIS)
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