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Congrats you have made the NICE list – from the Kimberly Casey Team!
This is the time of year where we all reflect on the past year and make plans for the FUTURE. We are more excited than ever for what the future holds and look forward to sharing in it with you in 2023. The real estate market in the DC Region re...
Keeping up with the Kimberly Casey Team
Thank you for your kindness, support, and loyalty. We are grateful every day for YOU, to have each other, to practice real estate in a city we love, and to work with inspiring, kind professionals. We are committed to continue to strive fo...
4Q Market Outlook from The Kimberly Casey Team
The Washington, DC Metro real estate market continues to be robust due to the economic confidence in our region. We must always remember that the US Dollar is the strongest currency in the world, and DC is the most important city in the world. ...
The Kimberly Casey Team Celebrates One Year at TTR Sotheby’s International Realty
Today is our one-year anniversary at TTR Sotheby’s International Realty and we could not be more grateful, inspired, and excited for what the future holds. It is a sincere pride to work for the only luxury residential brokerage in the world a...
Marry the House, Date the Rate – Kimberly Casey Team Market Outlook
Inventory in DC continues to be extraordinarily low. There is merely a 1.5-month supply across the region in all price ranges, and it is even lower in the DC $1-2m range. As far as interest rates, yes, we’ve seen the highest increase in a...
KC Market Outlook: The DC Region will buffered!
We are so fortunate to be in the DC Region because the the data suggests we will be insulated from the downturn. We welcomed Keith Waters on Thursday, the Chief Economist from George Mason, who shared important figures with the TTR Sotheby’s ...
1st Q DC Housing Market Report
I am obsessed with data and love spreadsheets. My MBA was in International Finance so I think it is in my blood. I spent some time this week looking at first quarter data and going back 10 years to look at home pricing growth in DC and then mor...