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Topic - Holly Worthington
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Home sales in the Washington metro area were up 14 percent in 2011. They were also down by 8 percent.
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As expected, sales were slower in July than they were in June. This happens every year.
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"There is a lack of inventory in the District and close-in markets," Ms. Worthington said. "We have very little inventory, and we are seeing multiple offers - two to five multiple offers are common on homes that are priced correctly."
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"This isn't a problem with investors," Ms. Worthington said.
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