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The Land of the $2 Million Home: The McLean Housing Market, By the Numbers

  • October 18th 2022

by UrbanTurf Staff

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A home in Mclean.

UrbanTurf continues its annual look at the neighborhood housing markets around the DC region as we head over to McLean.

When McLean is mentioned on the pages of this publication, it is usually when we are covering some the highest priced homes in the DC area. With an average home price of $1.9 million, the 22101 zip code is one of the priciest in the area, and those prices only went up more (17%) in 2022. Despite the rise in prices, homes were still regularly selling for above asking based on the original sales to list price ratio. 

Below are some interesting statistics we picked out about the McLean market in 2022.

  • $2.217 million -- The average price fo a detached house in McLean, up 17% year-over-year.
  • 365 -- The number of homes sold this year. 
  • $10 million -- The price of the most expensive home to sell in McLean this year. 
  • 62% -- The number of homes that sold in ten days or less. 
  • 101.7% -- The average sales price to list price ratio for homes sold.

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