>>1484102Lol this cagetroll's still trying.
Anyway developers are going to be working hard to build new multifamily projects in the area. 10 years ago you barely saw any get built and lately it's been this big boom. Probably with ADUs and bigger new projects you would get median home prices to fall
A lot of those suburbs have urban areas/downtowns that will welcome multifamily because they're really old.
Bottom line is, developers will always be trying to build new multifamily around DC because of the income and population growth, and now extended rail service.
>Bunker: Individual submarkets of new luxury product may experience temporary oversupply, but overall we continue to be underhoused in the region. The more pressing issue is whether we, as an industry, can deliver the type of housing to meet the needed demand in workforce and affordable housing. The private and public sectors continue to work to find resolutions to the workforce and affordable housing shortages.https://www.multihousingnews.com/post/qa-whos-still-investing-in-dcs-multifamily-market/ 