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Are DOGE layoffs going to flood the DC housing market?

Summary by Straight Arrow News
Layoffs from the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency could be causing concern around the D.C. housing market. Economists are dismissive. Recent viral posts suggest a flood of homes hitting the market due to government layoffs. Still, real estate experts say there is little to no change in the D.C. housing market. While some data indicates a slight drop in home prices and increased listings, experts believe the market remains stable and un…

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Are DOGE layoffs going to flood the DC housing market?

Layoffs from the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency could be causing concern around the D.C. housing market. Economists are dismissive. Recent viral posts suggest a flood of homes hitting the market due to government layoffs. Still, real estate experts say there is little to no change in the D.C. housing market. While some data indicates a slight drop in home prices and increased listings, experts believe the market remains stable and un…

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HelleniscopeHelleniscope

Washington, DC Housing Market Crashes as DOGE Layoffs Reshape the Economy - Helleniscope

By Nick Stamatakis (based on numerous reports) Washington, DC’s real estate market has taken a nosedive after the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)’s mass layoffs of federal employees. The abrupt layoffs have caused uncertainty in the local economy, resulting in an immediate plunge in home prices, higher inventory, and lower buyer confidence. For many decades, it was a given that during any recession, deep or shallow, the DC real estate…

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UrbanTurfUrbanTurf

The DC Area Is Not Seeing A Surge Of Homes Hit The Market Due To Federal Layoffs

Reports over the last week have suggested that a flood of homes hit the market as the result of layoffs at the federal government. Bright MLS recently did an analysis and found that, in fact, this is not happening.

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UrbanTurf broke the news in on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.
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