List prices are rising in some local markets, and falling in others. See what’s happening where you are: brightmls.com/weeklystats

As buyers hold back in the Mid-Atlantic, showings and new purchase contracts both hit a four-year low for the week ending September 27. Learn more >> BrightMLS.com/WeeklyStats

While first-time homebuyers represent just 20% of the market nationwide, the Mid-Atlantic stands out as a hotspot for these buyers, according to our latest subscriber survey. Learn more in our new breakdown from Bright Research >> brightmls.com/marketsurvey

Buyers are choosing to stay on the sidelines this fall, while new listings continue to grow from the same time last year. View the latest stats in our weekly overview: BrightMLS.com/WeeklyStats

With buyers and sellers both holding back in August, the region could be gearing up for a slow fall market. To keep you informed and prepared, Bright Research brings you 5 key metrics to monitor over the coming months. See them all in our new report: >> brightmls.com/article/the-mi…

Even with the Labor Day holiday, the D.C. metro area saw a 13.1% increase in new listings compared to the same week last year. View the latest stats for your area: brightmls.com/weeklystats

Caution is causing a cooldown in the Mid-Atlantic housing market, as mortgage rates and affordability keep buyers on the fence. What could this mean for fall? Get details on your markets of interest in our August 2026 reports: BrightMLS.com/MarketReports

Inventory remains elevated across the Mid-Atlantic, while new listings slowed over Labor Day weekend. Get the details >> brightmls.com/weeklystats

The late summer market has slowed heading into fall, with new purchase contracts down 7.9% compared to last year. Get the latest weekly market report: brightmls.com/weeklystats

While luxury sellers are less likely than others to cut their prices, strategic pricing matters at every market segment. Get the data in a new blog from Bright Research: >> brightmls.com/article/luxury…

Despite some localized dips, median list prices are holding strong across the Mid-Atlantic. See what’s happening in your area >> brightmls.com/weeklystats

Casual buyers are stepping back, but serious buyers are making moves across the Mid-Atlantic. Will the midsummer slowdown extend into the fall? Get the full data breakdown in our July 2026 market reports! >> BrightMLS.com/MarketReports

Affordability constraints and shifting buyer demand are leading some sellers to adjust their expectations. Coastal and vacation properties top the list of homes that most frequently undergo price cuts. Learn more in our new report: >> brightmls.com/article/price-…

New listings continue to grow compared to last year, while price performance is split across the region. Get the latest weekly market report: brightmls.com/weeklystats

While high mortgage rates are slowing down traditional real estate, the regional luxury market is going strong! In Q2 2026, luxury buyers are acting fast, driving up demand while available inventory remains tight. Read the full report here: >> brightmls.com/luxury

Sellers brought 6,180 new listings to the market last week, but showing activity continues to fall across the Mid-Atlantic. Learn more >> BrightMLS.com/WeeklyStats

A new nationwide survey from Bright MLS reveals a clear boundary for prospective buyers: While AI is a helpful research tool, human expertise still has the edge. Get all the details >> brightmls.com/article/ai-in-…

Luxury sales jumped seasonally 50.0% between Q1 and Q2 and were up 1.8% compared to a year ago. The luxury market has been stronger than the overall Mid-Atlantic market, as high-income buyers are less sensitive to elevated mortgage rates. Learn more: >> brightmls.com/luxury

Buyers continue to hold back, as showings marked a year-over-year decline for the fourth week in a row. View the latest stats for your area: brightmls.com/weeklystats

While the broader market slows down, DC-area luxury homes are selling in a median of just 7 days—pushing the region’s top 5% price threshold to $1.9 million. Check out the feature of Bright's latest luxury report in @UrbanTurf_DC. dc.urbanturf.com/articles/bl…