Name: Sold Above List Price — ZIP 20020 All Residential, March 31, 2026
Creator: Range Ranger
Published: 2026-03-31
License: https://redfin.com/news/data-center

Question 1

What share of homes in Washington (20020) sold above asking price?

Accepted Answer

In ZIP 20020, 13.8% of All Residential homes sold above the listed asking price for the 90-day period ending 2026-03-31, based on Redfin closed sale data.

Question 2

What does the sold-above-list rate in 20020 mean for sellers?

Accepted Answer

A sold-above-list rate of 13.8% means that share of All Residential buyers in ZIP 20020 paid more than the listed price to close the transaction, based on closed sales in the 90-day period ending 2026-03-31. This reflects recorded buyer competition — not estimates or projections.

Question 3

How is the sold-above-list rate in 20020 calculated?

Accepted Answer

The sold-above-list rate for ZIP 20020 counts the share of closed All Residential sale transactions where the final sale price exceeded the listed asking price, over the 90-day period ending 2026-03-31. It is derived from closed transaction data recorded by Redfin — not from list price estimates or pending sales.

Question 4

Is the sold-above-list rate in 20020 higher or lower than last year?

Accepted Answer

The share of All Residential homes in ZIP 20020 that sold above asking price is down 1.2 percentage points compared to the same 90-day period one year ago, as of March 31, 2026.

Question 5

How many homes does the sold-above-list rate in 20020 represent?

Accepted Answer

The sold-above-list rate of 13.8% is derived from 58 closed All Residential transactions in ZIP 20020 for the 90-day period ending 2026-03-31. Approximately 8 of those 58 homes closed above the listed asking price. Data source: Redfin.

Question 6

How does the sold-above-list rate in 20020 relate to the median list and sale price?

Accepted Answer

In ZIP 20020, 13.8% of All Residential homes sold above asking price, while the median closed at $50,000 below asking (median list: $450,000, median sale: $400,000) for the 90-day period ending 2026-03-31. Individual outcomes vary — the sold-above-list rate reflects the count of transactions, not the average dollar premium.

Only 13.8% of homes in 20020 sold above asking price.