Fredericksburg Real Estate Market Report - Spotsylvania, Virginia
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This is an exceptional time to buy a home in the Fredericksburg area. Opportunities abound for focused buyers with an aggressive agent.

Report DateFall 2009
Nearest Metro AreaNorthern Virginia
Buyers’ or Sellers’ MarketEqual buyers and sellers
Average Time on Market60-90 days
Market TrendDecreasing
Housing InventoryLimited Supply
Inventory CommentsMore buyers than sellers in the 'under $200,000' range that has resulted in a depleted inventory of available homes and multiple offers on the most attractive properties.
Average Home Price$250,000 - View Graph Trend
Best Selling Price Range$150,000 - $199,000
Worst Selling Price Range$500,000 - $549,000
Compared to Last YearDown 10-15%
Prices As % of Asking Price95-100%
Multiple Offers?Yes
Greatest ActivityFirst Time Buyers
Buyer Activity for the past 90 days in Fredericksburg isIncreasing
Seller Activity for the past 90 days in Fredericksburg isNo Change
Is Financing Available For Qualified Buyers in Fredericksburg?Yes
Comments on Financing For Qualified BuyersGovernment insured loans (FHA, VA, VHDA) are the primary vehicles being utilized now as the majority of buyers are first-timers and lack a large down payment.
Existing Home Prices for the past 90 days areIncreasing
What Percentage of the Current Housing Inventory are Foreclosures and/or Short Sales?40-45%
Housing Hot SpotsBattlefield Green, Breezewood, Breckenridge, Camelot, Chancellor Gardens, Chancellor Green, Deerfield, Devonne Woods, England Run, Estates of Idlewild, Falcon Ridge, Ferry Farms, Fox Point, Grafton Village, Hamilton’s Crossing, Harvestdale, Idlewild, Kingswood, Lancaster Gate, Lee’s Crossing, Lee’s Parke, Leeland Station, Maple Grove, Mill Garden, Raintree, Red Rose Village, Ruffin’s Pond, St George Estates, Salem Fields, Sawhill, Sheraton Hills, South Oaks, South Woods, Spotswood Estates, Stafford Lakes, Stafford Lakes Village, Stonewall Estates, The Glen, The Timbers, Village of Idlewild
Reason to Buy/SellJob Growth
Average Sold Price$250,000 - View Graph Trend

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Fredericksburg Local News

News for Fredericksburg, VA - Tuesday September 22nd, 2009 4:45pm
The Real Estate Market in the Fredericksburg Region continues to improve as we enter Fall of 2009. Prices have stabilized and are, in fact, increasing in the "under $250,000" range as competition heats up and attractive listings draw multiple offers. Another factor driving this activity is that the $8000 tax credit expires on November 30th so buyers are trying to find the right home and deal quickly to make sure that they can settle on the transaction prior to the expiration date. There are still great bargains to be had, particularly in the over $300,000 ranges as many homes at the higher price points have languished on the market for a year or more and conventional financing has been difficult to procure. Interest rates continue to be extremely low offering the potential for buyers to get both a great price and a very low monthly payment. Opportunities like this haven't been seen since the 1950s and early 60s.

News for Fredericksburg, VA - Thursday July 9th, 2009 9:59am
The Real Estate Market in the Fredericksburg Region continues to improve as we reach mid-July. Prices have stabilized and are, in fact, increasing in the "under $200,000" range as competition heats up and attractive listings draw multiple offers. Another factor driving this activity is that the $8000 tax credit expires on November 30th so buyers are trying to find the right home and deal quickly to make sure that they can settle on the transaction prior to the expiration date.

News for Fredericksburg, VA - Thursday June 18th, 2009 6:56am
As we approach summer of 2009 the Real Estate Market in Fredericksburg has really come to life! While sales of higher-priced homes are still slower than normal, sales of homes under $250,000 that are priced well and in good condition are really moving quickly. It's likely that the market actually bottomed out in January and has been in recovery mode since then. The next few months will tell the story on that.


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