George Mrad
The Pros & Cons of Living in McLean, VA
After many years helping buyers navigate the Northern Virginia real estate market, I can say with confidence that McLean, Virginia holds a special place. It’s one of those communities that people don’t stumble into by accident—they choose...
Should You Buy or Rent in Fairfax County Right Now?
As a long-time real estate professional serving Northern Virginia, I’m often asked a simple but high-stakes question:“George, should I buy a home in Fairfax County right now, or is it better to keep renting?” It’s a question I take ser...
Why You Should Consider New-Construction vs. Resale Homes Around Tysons & Vienna
When people start thinking about buying a home around Tysons or Vienna, they often ask the same question:Should I buy a new-construction home or a resale home? It’s an important decision. Both options come with clear pros and cons. What wo...
What Buyers & Sellers Should Expect in the Next 12–24 Months
George M. Mrad, Founder & CEO of Red Door Metro, shares insights on what buyers and sellers in the DC area can expect over the next 12–24 months. From interest rates and pricing trends to inventory, neighborhood differences, and negotiati...
What Millennials & Gen Z Want in Their First Home in the DC Area
Buying a first home is a big step. For Millennials and Gen Z, it’s not just about having a place to live. It’s about building stability, balancing costs, and living in a community that fits their lifestyle. I’ve spent years helping first-...
When to Renovate vs When to Sell in NOVA: ROI on Home Improvements
Deciding whether to renovate or sell your home in Northern Virginia (NOVA) is one of the biggest choices a homeowner can make. With the market constantly moving and home prices varying across Arlington, Fairfax, and Loudoun counties, knowin...
New vs. Resale Homes in Tysons Corner: Which is Right for You?
New vs. Resale Homes in Tysons Corner: Which is Right for You?Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make. In Tysons Corner, Virginia, the choice often comes down to two main options: new construction or resale homes. Each h...
