Tag: Market Trends

Harrisonburg Real Estate Market Report: June 2015

Halfway through the year, the Harrisonburg and Rockingham County real estate market is experiencing positive growth. Buyers are leveraging their purchasing power, and homeowners are able to sell quickly and at 96% of their final asking price. Get the specifics in our market report!

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Harrisonburg Real Estate Market Report: May 2015

This May was slower than last May in our local real estate market, but so far this year, we've seen great strides in moving toward a seller's market. Buyers are active and urgent, and sellers are smiling. Check out the May 2015 Market Report [INFOGRAPHIC] to get the details.

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Harrisonburg Real Estate Market Report: April 2015

We've got a fresh, simple, visually appealing market report infographic for you this month! Perhaps the Harrisonburg and Rockingham County real estate market is shifting slightly to a seller's market. Homes are spending less time on the market, selling at higher prices, and creating happy home sellers.

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Harrisonburg Real Estate Market Report: March 2015

It's an exciting time of year in the local real estate market! More sellers are listing their homes, more buyers are writing contracts, and both of these turn into a major upward trend in sales and contracts for the year. Last month, we had seen a nearly 12% increase in sales and almost 23% more contracts. This month, though, we see the market picking up speed with an 18% uptick in sales and -- whoa -- 25% more contracts than last year!

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Harrisonburg Real Estate Market Report: February 2015

Last month, we introduced you to our new and improved market reports, and reported on interesting statistics in our local Harrisonburg and Rockingham County real estate market, including rolling 12-month averages for several different data points. Year-to-date, though, January had shown nearly 10% less sales than last year. Add in February when buyers made it to the closing table, and we're now at 11.7% more than last year. The first quarter of the year is usually "moody" and year-to-date stats only incorporate a small data set -- which is why we like to look at rolling 12-month averages.

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