Alexandria Home Sales Fall Sharply in October as Prices Range From $525K to $2.95M

26 detached homes sold in Alexandria in October, marking a 40% decline compared to the same period last year. The total number of residential transactions in the city stood at 117 units for the month. Condo sales fell 52% from a year earlier, while townhome sales dropped 18%.

The most expensive detached property to change hands was a 5,864-square-foot home at 3400 Saylor Place, which sold for $2,950,000. D.S.A. Properties & Investments LLC listed the five-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom residence. The second-highest sale was a commercial and residential property at 2100 Mount Vernon Ave, which closed for $2,500,000.

At the other end of the market, the least expensive townhome sale was a 1,088-square-foot unit at 115 Wesmond Dr. That two-bedroom, one-bathroom home sold for $525,000. Samson Properties listed the property. The next cheapest townhome closed for $625,000, a one-bedroom, 702-square-foot unit at 206 N Payne St.

Other high-profile detached sales included a 2,420-square-foot home at 808 Oronoco St, which sold for $2,250,000, and a 3,356-square-foot property at 2504 Leslie Ave, which closed for $2,095,000. Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. listed the Oronoco Street home, while TTR Sotheby’s International Realty handled the Leslie Avenue listing.

Adrianna Vallario, an Alexandria real estate agent, is available to answer questions about these specific listings or to assist buyers and sellers in the DMV area.