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8 Reasons we won’t have housing inventory Armageddon any time soon
Are we on the all-new crazy train, destined to crash off the cliff in a pile of short sales and foreclosures? Are distressed sales headed to your market? Is the bubble bursting? Do you feel confused and stressed yet? Us too. So let’s drill d...
Will The Housing Market Crash? Experts Give 5-Year Predictions
This story is part of a series that asks housing experts to give their forecast for the next five years, how investors are impacting the market, and what state or federal intervention, if any, is needed. Forbes Advisors The housing market ap...
Williamsburg Market Update
The spring market has arrived in Virginia. Let's take a look at some of the trends we've seen so far this year in the Williamsburg area market. Click here to view a printable copy of our market report. HOME PRICES ARE STILL RISING. In Fe...
Are We In A Housing Bubble?
Are We in a Housing Bubble? The short answer is "no." Nationwide bidding wars and increasing home prices have made many people wonder if we're in a bubble that's about to burst, like in 2007. Housing experts say this is not the case. I...
2021 Market Update – October
The 2021 Real Estate Market from a few perspectives.. Bottom line, the market is good and nothing like the 2000’s. I thought sharing these two perspectives would help with some of the questions we as agents are asked daily. Those of us tha...
The Real Estate Inventory Crisis
Last March, the future was uncertain. We stayed at home, businesses closed, and toilet paper became a commodity. We wondered if the real estate market would grind to a halt. Thankfully, that didn’t happen. Demand for homes increased along ...
Shaheen, Ruth, Martin & Fonville in Irvington, Virginia
Shaheen, Ruth, Martin & Fonville Real Estate Acquires Local Real Estate firm in Irvington, Virginia. Shaheen, Ruth, Martin & Fonville announced its acquisition of Select Properties of Virginia on Friday, December 11, 2020. “We coul...
Central Virginia Market – October
Chesterfield, Hanover, Henrico, and Richmond City October pending sales are up 25.7% from October of 2019 and closed sales are up 24.4% from the same time last year. Ironically the inventory has only increased 2.4% which is another example of o...