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Bay Colony is a sought out neighborhood located in the North End of Virginia Beach near 47th Street.

Real Estate prices vary in the neighborhood from the $500’s well up into millions.

Just minutes from the oceanfront, fine restaurants, and bordered by Princess Anne Country Club the community has everything going for it. Read the rest of this entry »

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Read about the new work/job loss program that may be of great benefit to Virginia Beach/Chesapeake and Hampton Roads real estate buyers.

Sellers - Use this to your advantage to encourage buyers to view your home.

It is all right here for the reading.

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When it comes to selling your Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, or Hampton Roads real estate,  it’s always important to consider upgrading the appearance, as this increases the home and property value and thus makes it easier for you to sell at the asking price.
Outdoor Lighting for Selling Homes

Outdoor Lighting for Selling Homes

And it goes without saying that sometimes the first impressions with real estate are the most important.  These two reasons are why you should consider “nightscaping” by utilizing outdoor home lighting.

We’ll go over three ways in which outside lighting will help your real estate selling efforts. Read the rest of this entry »

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The Virginia Pilot reported that Virginia Beach and Hampton Roads real estate prices rose for the month of March 2009.  Typically, the spring period brings out more buyers.

The median sale price in Hampton Roads in March was $214,000 up 7 percent from $200,000 in February.  However, that is down 4.3 percent from median of $223,000 a year ago.

Increased Sales:  As reported by the Real Estate Information Network, 799 homes sold in March, up 38percent from February.  For the same period last year the increase was about 25 percent.

Average market time was 95 days up from 86 days a year ago.

Old Dominion University Economist James Koch predicts that real estate prices will remain stable through summer.

Driving the increase in sales:

$8000 tax credit for first time home buyers

Historical Low Interest Rates

Foreclosures

Short Sales

Military Movers Plus Program

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