Summary answer: Likely yes overall, given Leesburg's long-term ~6% annual appreciation track record, though the picture genuinely depends on which data source you check — some show continued modest gains since 2023, while others show recent softening that could offset earlier progress.
I'm Johnny with JQ Real Estate. Let me break down what's actually happened since 2023.
The trajectory from 2023 to now
| Period | General Trend |
|---|---|
| 2023-2025 | Continued appreciation, part of Leesburg's ~35-40% five-year gain |
| 2026 (current) | Genuinely mixed — some sources show continued gains, others show recent declines |
Why this makes a confident "yes" less reliable than usual
Given the real disagreement between Zillow (+1.7% YoY) and Redfin (-7.5% YoY) right now, your specific gain since 2023 depends heavily on which trend has actually applied to your specific property and neighborhood.
What this means for your specific home
If your property sits in a strong-performing segment (competitive $700K-$1.1M band, near top schools), you've likely seen continued gains. If your segment shows more of the softening some sources report, your specific number may look different — worth checking real comparables.
Get your actual number
Reach out and I'll pull real comparable sales to tell you specifically where your home stands today versus 2023.
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