"No Signs Of Slowing" Active Listings Continue To Surge Across DC Housing Market

"No Signs Of Slowing" Active Listings Continue To Surge Across DC Housing Market The latest housing data for the Mid-Atlantic region—comprising Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia—shows a continued surge in active listings. The region remains particularly vulnerable to potential DOGE-driven cuts targeting the bloated federal bureaucracy."The number of active listings increased for the seventh consecutive week, rising 1.8% from last week. Supply growth shows no signs of slowing, with active listings now 28.9% higher compared to the same week in 2025. Compared to a year ago, inventory is significantly higher in all regions within the Bright MLS service area," MLS Bright, the leading Multiple Listing Service firm in the Mid-Atlantic area, wrote in a new weekly report. Here's the weekly snapshot for the Bright MLS service area—with a focus on surging active listings.More importantly, our focus shifts to the Washington, DC housing market, where active listings for the week ending March 30 have skyrocketed by 51.7% compared to the same week one year ago.Visualizing the surge in DC active listings...North Central Virginia.Returning to DOGE-related cuts impacting the federal government, Goldman provided clients with a telling chart. Federal Grants Have Largely Stagnated at a Below-Trend Level Since Inauguration DayThe broader macro risk for DC is that DOGE-related cuts may exert downward pressure on the region through increased job losses, sagging consumer sentiment, or a softening labor market. Tyler DurdenThu, 04/03/2025 - 19:40

The latest housing data for the Mid-Atlantic region—comprising Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia—shows a continued surge in active listings . The region remains particularly vulnerable to potential DOGE-driven cuts targeting the bloated federal bureaucracy . "The number of active listings increased for the seventh consecutive week , rising 1.

8% from last week. Supply growth shows no signs of slowing , with active listings now 28.9% higher compared to the same week in 2025.

Compared to a year ago, inventory is significantly higher in all regions within the Bright MLS service area ," MLS Bright, the leading Multiple Listing Service firm in the Mid-Atlantic area, wrote in a new weekly report. Here's the weekly snapshot for the Bright MLS service area —with a focus on surging active listings. More importantly, our focus shifts to the Washington, DC housing market , where active listings for the week ending March 30 have skyrocketed by 51.

7% compared to the same week one year ago . Visualizing the surge in DC active listings..

. North Central Virginia. Returning to DOGE-related cuts impacting the federal government , Goldman provided clients with a telling chart.

Federal Grants Have Largely Stagnated at a Below-Trend Level Since Inauguration Day The broader macro risk for DC is that DOGE-related cuts may exert downward pressure on the region through increased job losses, sagging consumer sentiment, or a softening labor market..