My latest market snapshots, projects, and musings:

Market Snapshot: February 2021

The dramatic differences between numbers for 2021 and 2020 really tell the story — and the market was already pretty …

This year, January felt like March. The market shot out of the gate and hasn't stopped since. I prefer not to add to the …

More of the same in December: hot market, lots of buyers and not much inventory. And as soon as the ball dropped on New …

In a year when nothing is typical or ordinary, the RVA real estate market is following suit. Houses selling in an …

Back in March and April, when the then-new pandemic slowed the market momentarily, we predicted we'd see the spring …

We're starting to see the pandemic-effect on our monthly numbers, with activity we would usually see in the spring …

We could speculate for days about why the real estate market is on fire in the Richmond area in the middle of a …

And the trend continues. Even throughout COVID-19 and all of the extraordinary ways it is impacting our day-to-day …

We saw less homes sold in June this year than last year, but certainly not for a lack of buyers. We're still laboring …

May's stats clearly reflect the impact COVID-19 and sheltering in place had on the real estate market in RVA. With the …

Here's the headline: SUMMER IS THE NEW SPRING. I think it's safe to say that back in March everyone feared a fast and …

Interesting times. Never has the word unprecedented been so perfectly accurate. And though the entire world has …