Summary answer: Not meaningfully — while some measures show a citywide median dip of -1.6%, recent 30-day figures show prices up 1.3% with homes moving in as few as 7 days. This reflects normal month-to-month variance in a genuinely mixed-inventory market, not a broad slowdown.
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The numbers that tell the real story
| Indicator | Reading |
|---|---|
| Last 30 days median | $573,000 (+1.3%) |
| Latest 12 months median | $551,135 (-1.6%) |
| Days on market (recent) | 7-19 days |
Why this is normal variance, not a slowdown
Manassas's mixed inventory — historic downtown, new construction, condos — naturally produces month-to-month swings that don't reflect a genuine change in underlying demand.
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