Posts Tagged ‘Homebuying in Richmond’
Richmond Area Market Predictions for 2024- Looking back and looking forward
The metro Richmond area real estate market in 2023 demonstrated both resilience and competitiveness, making it one of the most active markets in the state. As we step into 2024, most trends and predictions suggest a dynamic year ahead. Marke...
State of the Market in the Richmond Region: December 2023
As 2023 draws to a close, the Metro Richmond real estate market presents an intriguing landscape for homebuyers, sellers, and investors alike. This comprehensive analysis delves into the current state and future outlook of the Richmond market, ...
October 2023 Market Recap for the Metro Richmond Area
What to say about October? I'm starting to feel like a broken record with the "this market is weird" language. But, it's still (and will likely continue to be) weird. In the Metro Richmond area, we averaged 1.5 months of inventory for the mo...
Late Summer Market Update for the Richmond Metro Area
As the summer winds down (a bit at least), the market has not changed a whole lot from the last couple of months. Inventory is still tight, leading us to remain in a solid buyers' market. Check out the graphic here for a little snapshot of what...
RVA Market Update – Summer’s Here!
Summer is here, and that normally means a dip in activity for the real estate market, but over the last few years, "normally" is a term that we've all sort of tossed out the window. (I'm sure you know what I mean.) If you're wondering where we...
Dog Friendly House Hunting
So I have lots of clients, especially millennial clients, who frankly could live in a one-bedroom apartment for the rest of their lives and be totally fine with it. But the one thing that they're going to buy a house for... their dog. We...
The Richmond Real Estate Market: Dateline November 2022
Another month, and another post about the market shifting. If you pay any attention at all to the national news, you've likely heard all sorts of stories of how prices have plummeted as rates have skyrocketed, but here in the Richmond Area, ...
Why Didn’t They Take My Offer?! (and it was the highest!)
So you just saw that that house you offered on sold and it went for less than you offered, how the heck did that happen? Sometimes it's all about the money. And sometimes it's not having an agent that's going to do the research to make s...