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From return-to-office to federal layoffs, how Trump insurance policies are affecting DC housing market: report

Last updated: February 16, 2025 1:50 am
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The Mike Aubrey Group EVP and principal Mike Aubrey explains why housing costs are nonetheless excessive as mortgage charges come down on ‘Cavuto: Coast to Coast.’

Housing markets in Washington, D.C. and different areas with excessive concentrations of presidency employees have already been impacted by the Trump administration’s new insurance policies, in line with Redfin brokers.

Return-to-office mandates for federal employees have led to a rise in residence consumers, however “uncertainty” about federal job cuts has discouraged others from shopping for or promoting their houses, in line with the report.

President Donald Trump introduced on Jan. 29 that federal workers could be fired if they didn’t return to in-person work by early February.

President Donald Trump indicators a sequence of government orders within the Oval Workplace on the White Home on Feb. 10. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Photos / Getty Photos)

DOGE SAYS IT DUG UP ANOTHER $1.9 BILLION IN TAXPAYER MONEY ‘MISPLACED’ BY BIDEN ADMINISTRATION 

“I recently worked with a couple who bought their dream home with me a few years ago, but now they’re considering listing because they want to be closer to public transportation,” stated Stuart Naranch, a Redfin Premier agent in Washington, D.C. “They both work for the government, and want a more convenient commute because they’ll need to return to in-person work soon.”

House costs within the nation’s capital have been down 8.6% in January, in comparison with final yr, promoting for a median worth of $560,000, in line with Redfin information. 

Whereas houses spent a couple of week longer in the marketplace in January of this yr, total gross sales for the month have been up from final yr.

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Demonstrators maintain indicators throughout a protest towards Elon Musk outdoors the U.S. Treasury constructing in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, Feb. 4. (Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg by way of Getty Photos / Getty Photos)

Nonetheless, instability within the federal job market could translate over into the housing market.

The Division of Authorities Effectivity (DOGE), which is tasked with eliminating wasteful authorities spending and rising effectivity, goals to chop $2 trillion from the federal authorities funds by eliminating packages and trimming the federal workforce.

DOGE SAYS IT DUG UP ANOTHER $1.9 BILLION IN TAXPAYER MONEY ‘MISPLACED’ BY BIDEN ADMINISTRATION 

The Trump administration on Thursday ordered companies to put off most probationary workers with out civil service safety, doubtlessly affecting lots of of 1000’s of federal employees.

“Since the inauguration, I’ve met with a few people, including one federal government employee, who are selling specifically because of anticipated return-to-office orders,” stated Jo Chavez, a Redfin Premier agent in Kansas Metropolis, Missouri. “I also spoke to a client who was looking to sell and upgrade to a larger home, but he canceled those plans because he’s worried about losing his job due to restructuring of government jobs.”

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Demonstrators rally outdoors the U.S. Treasury Division after it was reported billionaire Elon Musk, who’s heading U.S. President Donald Trump’s drive to shrink the federal authorities, has gained entry to Treasury’s federal funds system that se (REUTERS/Kent Nishimura / Reuters)

Most lately, DOGE on Friday fired 3,600 probationary Well being and Human Companies workers.

Federal employees on Friday gathered outdoors the Division of Well being and Human Companies in D.C. to protest the cuts, affiliate FOX 5 D.C. reported.

Demonstrators carried indicators saying, “No One Voted For Elon Musk,” and “Federal Workers Defy DOGE,” in line with the report.

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Fox 5 D.C.’s Sam Kosmas contributed to this report.

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