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Buyers are drawn to District Heights for its roughly 10-mile commute to downtown DC via MD-5/MD-4 and the Capital Beltway, Metro bus connections to the Addison Road-Seat Pleasant and Suitland stations, nearby Joint Base Andrews and federal employment, and prices running well below both DC and Montgomery County.
Sellers are seeing the strongest multiple-offer activity on move-in-ready homes in North Forestville priced near the citywide median, with spillover demand also benefiting well-located listings near Walker Mill and Forestville.
With sub-month days on market and multiple-offer activity holding steady, District Heights should stay competitive even as the broader DC-area market cools, supported by its price gap versus DC and Montgomery County and its Metro and Beltway access.
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