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March Market Watch: How Does Spring Affect Real Estate in Richmond
Spring is here, and with the new season, you can expect some big changes in Richmond's real estate world. Our real estate agents know just how valuable market intel can be, and they're always happy to share their insights on the market in Virginia's capital city. Here are four key trends they recommend keeping an eye on as spring sets in.
- Higher Demand
The real estate market typically slows down over the winter. Buyers who put their house hunting on hold during this period often re-enter the market when spring rolls around, though. Expect to see many more buyers bidding on homes, especially heading into the summer mont...
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Typical Renovation Costs
Your typical renovaiton costs just depends on what someones personal preference is all about. But this is a good idea on what you could spend. If you need help finding the right contractors, simple ideas on the biggest ROI, I am a resourse for you anytime.
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Outgrowing your home
Being cramped in and tight in your own home can be exhusting and frustrating.
- Are your closets so packed with stuff you have a hard time finding your favorite outfit?
- Has your family room become your flex space that everyone needs to use?
- No storage in the attice or basement?
- Your cars are parked in the drive bacause the garage is your storage facility?
Well you are not alone. Maybe you need more space?
If you need more space, find out how you might be able to make the move. Call or email me at the following?
Wes Atiyeh, REALTOR
804-370-0401
Wes.Atiyeh@joynerfp.com
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Where to Play Tennis and Pickleball in Richmond
Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in the United States, and our real estate agents know many of our clients want to know more about it. This racket sport is played with a hollow, perforated ball over a 34-inch net with a basic setup very similar to tennis. In fact, many tennis courts can also be used as pickleball courts, and the skills to play are transferable between the two games. And you can enjoy either one (or both!) right here in Richmond at any skill level.
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