Summary answer: Given Tysons' genuine current softening (down 5.7-14.5% YoY in several measures), the honest answer depends on your specific timeline — if you can wait for the market's long-term redevelopment momentum to reassert itself, that may serve you better than selling into today's softer pricing, unless you have a genuine reason to move now.
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The actual trade-off
| Factor | Case for Selling Now | Case for Waiting |
|---|---|---|
| Current pricing | Certainty, avoid further softening | Genuine long-term redevelopment momentum may support recovery |
| Your carrying costs | Avoided by selling now | Continue accruing while you wait |
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