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I often hear that there are too many homes for sale (sellers tell me this) and that there aren't nearly enough homes on the market (buyers tell me this). Let's examine…
April 2011 was a busy month of contracts, with 105 contracts inked on properties in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County. Having surpassed 100 contracts, we'll call that…
My article from this month's issue of the Shenandoah Valley Business Journal... Change has been the only constant in the housing market over the past five years. Between…
It's been an interesting week showing houses over $400,000 in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County. Both of the following seem to be true: There are way too many homes for…
March 2011 home sales show plenty of positive indicators, though the local market is still a ways off from a full recovery. After mediocre performance in January and…
I have been cautiously optimistic about the real estate market improving for almost four years now. Each year, instead of improving, the market declined. So -- would you…
As referenced a few days ago, the inventory of listed homes in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County has dropped significantly (by 23%) over the past six months. But as Pete…
New home sales may be improving in and around Harrisonburg -- based totally on anecdotal evidence. Several of the builders I work with have seen significantly increased…
Perhaps we're not really going to run out of houses, but inventory levels are certainly dropping in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County. Two years ago (in early February…
My most recent market report (excerpts below, full report here) shows a variety of mixed market indicators when examining market data through January 31, 2011: Home Sales…
In a lot of ways, they are --- but it's not as extreme as you might think. After observing several houses go under contract at fantastic prices I was pondering aloud that…
I have just published my most recent real estate market report with lots of information about the Harrisonburg and Rockingham County real estate market to help you make…
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