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Roanoke Real Estate Market Update for Fall 2014



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Roanoke Real Estate Market Update for Fall 2014

Thanks for visiting our blog again! Today we are going to talk to you about the latest happenings in the Roanoke real estate market. In Central and Southwest Virginia, we are seeing a bit of a slowdown. It's becoming more of a buyer's market right now. Absorption rates are a little bit higher than they have been and we are just a bit slower than we were at  this point last year.

With the market slowing down, anyone looking to sell needs to find an agent that can expose their house properly in every avenue. They need to know how to use internet marketing as well as how to properly stage and show a house. Most importantly, your agent needs to know how to price your home properly. If they don't, it will just sit there on the market, stagnant.

One thing that our agents are trained to do is an equity evaluation, where we take into account many different criteria that help us determine what the market in your area is truly like and it gives you a great picture of what your home may be worth in the future.

Interest rates are dipping again. They had gotten up to the mid 4%'s but recently we have seen them as low as 3.8%, which is an extremely low rate. If you're on the fence about whether you should move into a new home or not, as long as you have a stable job, now is the time to really get out there and do this. At some point, feds will stop bailing out the economy and the rates will probably go up to normal levels around 6 or 7%.

If you have any questions, please give us a call or send us an email. We will reach out to you and see what we can do to help you!

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