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Imagine a single level three bedroom ranch with sunroom suite deck and living areas sold as is for investors or owners ready to add value near school park and highway
Opportunity awaits at 18 Torque Way! This 3-bedroom, 2-bath detached rancher offers the ease of one-level living with a spacious layout featuring two separate living areas, a private primary suite with an en-suite bath, a bright sunroom, and a rear deck perfect for relaxing or entertaining. An upgraded parking pad provides convenient off-street parking, while the flexible floor plan offers plenty of potential to make the home your own. Being sold as-is, this property is ideal for investors looking for their next project or owner-occupants ready to build equity through cosmetic updates. Conveniently located near the newly opened Red House Run Elementary School, as well as Middlesex Shopping Center, Martin State Airport, Eastern Regional Park, Gunpowder Falls State Park, marinas, waterfront dining, and major commuter routes including I-95 and Route 43, you'll enjoy easy access to recreation, shopping, and everything Middle River has to offer. Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to add value in a growing community.
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The Best Time to Buy a Home in 2026
From September 27 to October 3, buyers were expected to see the strongest national mix of inventory, softer pricing, lighter competition, and slower market speed.
During that window, active listings could reach ↑31.9% versus the year's start and ↑13.3% versus the avg. week, expanding choice nationwide for buyers.
Listing prices were projected 3.5% below their seasonal peak, translating to ~$14K in possible savings on a median-priced US home near $416K.
Competition was historically ↓30.1% from its annual peak, while homes were expected to spend ~64 days on market, giving buyers more time.
The backdrop favored buyers: listings kept growing yearly, demand softened, and experts said earlier fall may widen choice while later fall may improve price flexibility. -
Welcome to 1425 Morling Avenue, a truly unique, fully renovated home in the historic Woodberry/Hampden area! 4 bedrooms and 4 full bathrooms
Welcome to 1425 Morling Avenue, a truly unique, fully renovated home in the historic Woodberry/Hampden area! The main residence features three spacious bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms, plus a separate studio/bonus suite with its own private entrance and full bathroom—ideal for a home office, guest suite, creative studio, or flexible living space. This property has been completely updated with brand-new systems, including a new roof, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical—all completed in 2026. Enjoy modern finishes and peace of mind knowing the major improvements have already been taken care of. Conveniently located near Hampden’s popular shops, restaurants, cafés, and entertainment along The Avenue, with easy access to Druid Hill Park, Downtown Baltimore, I-83, and other major commuter routes. The seller is motivated, and seller assistance is available with an acceptable offer. Come see what makes this one-of-a-kind Woodberry/Hampden gem so special and make it your new home!
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Could Higher Inflation Change 2027’s Rate Story?
U.S. inflation remains well above the Federal Reserve's 2% target, complicating expectations for future rate cuts.
Rising oil prices and geopolitical uncertainty could keep inflation pressures elevated into 2027.
Higher Treasury yields could keep borrowing costs elevated even if the Fed eventually lowers its policy rate.
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First-Time Buyer Tips: Buy Smart in Abingdon
Buying your first home in Abingdon, Maryland, feels exciting—but the process is easier when you plan ahead. Start by setting a realistic budget and securing mortgage pre-approval, then account for taxes, insurance, maintenance, and closing costs. Local market context matters too: recent Abingdon residential sales had a median price near $452,000. Before making an offer, compare neighborhoods, understand your financing options, and arrange a thorough inspection. With the right preparation and professional guidance, you can move from browsing listings to confidently choosing a home that supports your lifestyle and long-term goals.
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Home Inspection Checklist: Protect Your Abingdon Investment
A home inspection is one of the smartest steps a buyer can take before closing. This checklist helps Abingdon buyers focus on the essentials: structural condition, major mechanical systems, drainage, ventilation, moisture, pests, and other issues that may affect safety or future costs. A professional inspector can identify concerns that are easy to miss during a showing and provide documentation for informed negotiations. As your local real estate agent, I can help you understand inspection findings, prioritize repairs, and move forward with confidence in Abingdon’s competitive market.
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Estados con menor y mayor inventario inmobiliario de cara al otoño
El inventario nacional de viviendas aumentó un 2.1% interanual de julio de 2025 a julio de 2026, una desaceleración significativa frente al crecimiento del 24.7% registrado el año anterior. El inventario sigue siendo un 9.1% inferior a los niveles previos a la pandemia en 2019, con regiones como el Medio Oeste y el Noreste aún con oferta limitada. El inventario activo creció en 23,465 viviendas entre julio de 2025 y julio de 2026, en comparación con las 218,514 del año anterior.
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U.S. Housing Supply Reaches a Six-Year High
In Mid-Q3, new US listings ↑~3% MoM to their highest level in >4 yr, while total homes for sale ↑~4% to the highest since 2020.
Buyer demand stayed flat in Mid-Q3: pending sales were unchanged MoM, closed sales ↓~1%, prices hit a period record, and mortgages neared 7%.
More homeowners listed as rate lock-in eased, life changes prompted moves, and sellers adjusted to a slower market, creating more room for buyers to compare.
By Mid-Q3, ~60% of US homes sold below original asking price, showing buyers had leverage to negotiate on price, repairs, closing costs, or walk away.
The market was friendlier for buyers who could afford to purchase than a few years earlier, despite high costs and stagnant national demand.


