Stevenson, MD

Stevenson, MD is a town located in Montgomery County, Maryland. The population was 14,856 as of the 2010 census. Stevenson is known for its historic architecture and its proximity to Washington D.C. The town is home to many businesses and organizations, including the Stevenson University School of Law and the National Archives.

Real estate in Stevenson can be classified into three types: commercial real estate, residential real estate, and land. Commercial real estate includes office buildings, retail stores, restaurants, and other businesses that need space to operate. Residential real estate includes homes and apartments that are available for purchase or rent. Land refers to any type of property that is not currently being used for any purpose. This could include land that is owned by the government or private individuals, or land that is leased to businesses or individuals.

The market for commercial real estate in Stevenson has been growing at a faster rate than the market for residential real estate over the past few years. This may be due to the increasing demand for office space in Washington D.C., which is close by but also has a high cost of living compared to other areas of the country. The market for residential real estate in Stevenson has also been growing at a slower rate than the market for commercial and land properties over the past few years but this may change as more people move into town looking for affordable housing options close to their jobs in Washington D C .

The average price per square foot (psf) of commercial property sold in Stevenson was $128 psf as of March 2017 while the average price per square foot (psf) of residential property sold was $130 psf as of March 2017 .

The median sales price (msp) of commercial property sold was $200 msp while the median sales price (msp)of residential property sold was $225 msp .

There has been an increase in interest from investors in purchasing commercial properties due to their potential growth potential , especially given Stevensons proximity to downtown D C .

Investors are also interested in purchasing residential properties due to their low prices relative to other areas within Maryland , Virginia , and DC .

There are several factors that can affect prices when it comes time to sell a home or purchase a home: location , size/shape/condition , amenities/features , neighborhood conditions/characteristics , school ratings/test scores/, etc... Location can be affected by things like crime rates, commute times into work or school zones etc... Size & shape can be affected by things like street widths & access roads etc... Condition can be affected by things like age & wear on exterior surfaces etc... Amenities & features can include things like roofing materials & insulation levels etc... Neighborhood conditions /characteristics can include things like proximity tot he grocery store /medical facilities /parking availability etc... School ratings& test scores /etc...? will affect whether someone chooses ot live closer tot he schools OR farther away from schools depending on what they're looking for