Regardless of your take on whether this is a good or bad thing for our area, it’s a win for home values. Here’s what we predict if the deal is approved:
- Investors will be on the lookout for opportunities to buy up property before the 2028 opening of the center.
- Current residents wanting a quieter environment may look to sell now, opening up inventory to move further away from the new development.
- Some residents moving away may decide to keep and rent their properties to capitalize on the projected rise in home values, further worsening our inventory shortage.
- People considering moving into the area in the next few years may accelerate their timeline to beat the projected rise in home values, creating more competition.
- Alexandria will continue to be a popular destination for people moving into the area from other parts of the country and will become even more well-known as a destination.
- Alexandria may become even more appealing for those moving out of DC looking for a more suburban lifestyle but with walkability to shopping and restaurants.
- The combination of this project with HQ2 and the Virginia Tech Innovation Campus makes the area a hot new destination, which is always good for neighboring home values.
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