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Remaining New Condos in the DC Metro: Where Are They?

  • February 16th 2010

by Will Smith

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Remaining New Condos in the DC Metro: Where Are They?: Figure 1

The recently-released Year End 2009 Washington Metro Area Condominium Market Overview by real estate sales and marketing firm McWilliams|Ballard talks about the diminishing supply of new condos in DC and close-in areas like Arlington and Bethesda. The report also includes tallies of the remaining units in the submarkets of each city and county. We have pulled out those numbers below so that buyers interested in a particular neighborhood or submarket can get a sense of how many new condos are actually still for sale there.

Also be sure to see our previous coverage of the McWilliams|Ballard report:

THE DISTRICT

Submarket Units Remaining
Penn Quarter/Mt. Vernon Tri. 123
Logan Cir/U Street/LeDroit Park 136
Adams Morgan/Columbia Heights 183
Capitol Hill 84
SE & SW Waterfront 494
Dupont Circle/Kalorama 7
Petworth/East of Rock Creek 31
New York Ave. Corridor/Northeast 67
East of the River 131
Georgetown/West End 67
NoMa 15
Upper Northwest 30
TOTAL 1,368

ARLINGTON

Submarket Units Remaining
Shirlington 59
Ballston 109
Courthouse 51
Clarendon 0
Rosslyn 206
I-395 Corridor 72
Potomac Yard 70
Pentagon City 4
TOTAL 571

ALEXANDRIA

Submarket Units Remaining
Carlyle 36
Old Town 102
West End 3
Del Ray 0
TOTAL 141

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Submarket Units Remaining
Rockville 172
Bethesda 105
Gaithersburg 111
Takoma Park 57
Wheaton 1
Silver Spring 27
Clarksburg 0
Germantown 106
Potomac 29
TOTAL 608

FAIRFAX COUNTY

Submarket Units Remaining
Reston 42
Rt. 1/I-95 Corridor 66
Fairfax 100
Falls Church 130
Centreville 4
Oakton 2
McLean 0
Herndon 0
Tysons Corner 271
TOTAL 615

PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY

Submarket Units Remaining
National Harbor 115
Suitland 198
Hyattsville 88
Largo 0
Bowie 129
Oxon Hill 38
Capitol Heights 29
TOTAL 597

LOUDOUN COUNTY

Submarket Units Remaining
Ashburn 13
Leesburg 5
Lansdowne 111
South Riding 158
Aldie 66
Sterling 71
TOTAL 424

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY

Submarket Units Remaining
Woodbridge 569
Gainesville 267
Dumfries 114
Dale City 76
Manassas 33
TOTAL 1,059

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/new_condos_where_are_they/1777.

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