Posts Tagged ‘monthly newsletter’
Volume 2: March 2025 Newsletter
Hi there! - If you've talked to me recently, you have probably heard me talk about the fact that my son is getting geared up for his study abroad in Japan. (!) So, as the spring market is really, truly, getting started, I'm also trying to ...
Volume 1: March 2025 Newsletter
Hi there - March is here, and with it, we kick off “festival season” here in the Richmond area, the sun sets a little later, and as it gets a little warmer, there's more to do outside. (And I could not be more excited for all of that!) W...
Volume 2: February 2025 Newsletter
Hi there! - Wow! I'm late getting this out because it has been a seriously BUSY month so far! (No complaints here.) If you're wondering how the market is, it's moving. Yes, even with the crazy wind, rain, and snow over the last couple of wee...
Volume 1: February 2025 Newsletter
Hi there! - Did it feel like January was 4 months long to you? Now that the snow has FINALLY melted, we can look forward to Super Bowl snacks, great commercials, a little football, groundhogs, and of course, chocolate! With February come...
Late Winter RVA Market Update
Although it's nonstop snowing as I type this, the spring market has already begun. Yes, rates are still not great, and there is still not a ton of inventory, but in any type of market, people are going to want to, and more than that, need to, m...
Volume 2: January 2025 Newsletter
Hi there! - Well, 2025 sure is hitting us from all sides, it seems. There is some good news on the market, though, if you're thinking of buying or selling. Things are definitely moving quickly as we head into 2025, despite the fact that rate...
Volume 1: January 2025 Newsletter
Hi there! - Happy New Year! This comes a little later than normal, so as not to get lumped in with the hundreds of “Happy New Year” emails from every company or brand you've ever connected with! (I did a lot of unsubscribing last wee...
Volume 2: December 2024 Newsletter
Hi there! - Happy Happy Holidays! This one is short and sweet, as we all careen into the end of year, Christmas, Hanukkah, weird bubble week until New Year's when no one can be found (to be working, at least!). I've got a quick year end re...