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Home Prices in Montgomery County Hit a Record High in April

  • June 7th 2024

by UrbanTurf Staff

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A Montgomery County home that sold at a premium earlier this year.

Add another locality to the list of places in the DC region that saw home prices break a record this spring.

Montgomery County home prices rose to a new high in April, according to data compiled from Bright MLS by UrbanTurf. The median home price in the county hit $650,000 for the first time, eclipsing the previous record of $630,000 set in 2022. 

The new price represents a 51% increase compared to 10 years ago, when the median price came in just around $430,000. Montgomery County is not alone in seeing prices reach new heights this spring. Both the region as a whole and Northern Virginia saw prices hit a new high in April. 

Photo courtesy of TruPlace. 

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/home_prices_in_montgomery_county_hit_a_record_high_in_april/22398.

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