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Home prices seem to be starting to increase again in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County (read more here) so what impact (or relevance) does this new report from Fannie…
It's a tough time to sell a building lot in Harrisonburg or Rockingham County. Before the real estate boom of 2003-2007, roughly 200 lots sold per year. In recent years…
There are 17 homes on the market in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County priced over $750K -- view them here. How many of these impressive homes are likely to sell this…
As mentioned in the Daily News Record today, the number of homes for sale keeps declining. Current inventory levels are down 14% (see the graph above) from one year ago…
As mentioned earlier this week, home prices may be ready to head back up. So, if you have been waiting to buy until you were confident about the future of the market…
Take a look at the past four months of contracts (356) --- marking a 6% increase over the same four months of 2011. With the pace of home sales up 6% over this time last…
Are home prices (finally) ready to head back up? I think we're getting closer to price recovery, but do bear in mind that: This is the first month we've seen this upward…
The Harrisonburg and Rockingham County home sales market is roaring through 2012 through, likely due to low mortgage interest rates and low local unemployment levels…
After my ramblings last week about modular homes, I had a helpful conversation with Jim Herr, a local building contractor, who shared this perspective on modular…
The national headline (and excerpt) from the Daily News Record over the weekend.... The local headline (and excerpt) from last week's Daily News Record.... Just as with…
The front page of today's Daily News Record might make you wonder whether our local housing market has taken a turn for the worse. Do note, however, that today's article…
As published yesterday in the Shenandoah Valley Business Journal. Scroll beyond the article for two helpful infographics. Many people believe the assessment of their…
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