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York-Adams home sales up 30% over 2019
November home sales in York and Adams counties rose almost 30% over last year, as the central Pennsylvania real estate market keeps on sizzling.
York, Adams homes sales continue brisk pace
Residential real estate activity in York and Adams counties remains brisk, with home sales in September up 11.4% over the previous year.
A pandemic-fueled spike in online buying boosts demand for warehousing and delivery centers
Before COVID-19, the economy was in incredible shape, backed by high consumer spending, said Mike Rohm, of SVN Latus. Basically, the risk of recession seemed remote and the commercial market was riding the wave, too, said Rohm, who covers primarily Cumberland and Dauphin counties. Property values were climbing, and local investors were competing for the best assets against out-of-town investors, h[...]
July was an ‘incredible time’ for home sales in Central Pa.
As expected, July home sales surged in the Central Pennsylvania region as houses that went under contract after the real estate industry reopened moved to settlement.
COVID-19 is changing what home buyers are looking for
Local real estate leaders are detecting some shifts in homebuyer behavior because of COVID-19, whether it’s more caution in the purchasing process, a desire for extra room or closer access to recreational offerings.
Despite fewer houses on the market, York County home sales rise 5 percent
Homes listed for sale in York County are getting gobbled up fast and for more money. At the end of May, year-to-date county home sales were up 5 percent.
New map on tap: Realtors adapt to broader listing system
Real estate professionals have been making what they describe as a rocky but necessary transition to a new system - called Bright MLS - for listing homes for sale in eastern Pennsylvania.
York County home sales up 7 percent in Q1
Citing a surge of buyers motivated by falling interest rates, the Realtors Association of York & Adams Counties said York County homes sales increased by 7 percent in the first […]
