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HarrisonburgVirginiaOld Town Victorian Home For Sale
Magnificent, two-story, 1915 Victorian home for sale in Harrisonburg Virginia Old Town District. This historical Victorian home features eleven spacious rooms, including four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a two story enclosed back porch. Perfect for accomodating a family or a professional or possibly a Bed
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Harrisonburg VA Real Estate Homes For Sale
Reduced to Sell - Don't Miss It - Now $395,000 - 545 Tabb Court Harrisonburg, VA 22801
Conveniently located within Walking Distance to JMU & Downtown Harrisonburg.
Built in 1990 with Quality and Entertaining in mind.
-Large Open Foyer with vaulted ceiling greets youupon
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Duplex in Harrisonburg Va
Single Story Duplex For Sale on Emerald Drive in Harrisonburg VA 22801
You will fall in love with this immaculate duplex with master suite and attached garage.Enjoythe privacy of the rear patio and screened porch. Excellent floor plan features large great room area and county kitchen.
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Twitter is a (free) social networking platform where users can post 140-character texts updates. You can follow others, others can follow you, and you see the updates from those who you are following. Insert links if you like, or simply write about what you are doing or how you are feeling
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**posted by List Oates, Marketing Director of The Harrisonburg Homes Team at Kline May Realty in Harrisonburg, VA**
Ah yes... blogging! I first started blogging a few years ago on a personal blog. I was convinced by some friends that I needed to blog, especially since I was pregnant at the
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Our brokerage, Kline May Realty, created a short list of FAQ's regarding the new First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit. We are passing these out to home buyers to educate them on this exciting new credit.
If I have owned a home in the past, but don't own one now,
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The National Association of Realtors reported that existing home sales rose 6.5 percent from November 2008 to December 2008. This a rare bit of good news for the national real estate market, which saw a drop in sales prices around 15% in from 2007 to 2008. Read more here.
The
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Maybe.
It is certainly a buyer’s market, which means that home buyers have the advantage in negotiations, as well as a broad range of choices. However, since it is a difficult market for sellers, our team’s counsel to inquiring would-be buyers is that they need to be reasonably confident that
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The Daily News Record reported today that a real estate developer out of Charlottesville, Virginia, will be going in front of the Harrisonburg City Council this evening to propose a 66-apartment project on 2 acres to be developed in Downtown Harrisonburg.
"A developer will seek City Council’s help tonight to
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Everything is new this year for our firm. We have dropped our affiliation with a major brand and gone independent. It is our hope that the huge sum of money we were paying monthly to be associated with a brand can now be used to promote our new brand, "Valley Realty
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As I wrote in a post a couple of days ago, home prices in the Harrisonburg area did not drop significantly in 2008.
When I ask friends and clients how much they think prices have dropped, on average, from 2007 to 2008, the answer is reliably between 10% and 25%.
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There’s no glossing over the fact that 2008 was a difficult year to get a home sold. The demand for homes decreased due to tightening loan requirements (which is largely a good thing) and a rather poignant feeling of caution among buyers. The sharply receding economy has produced those fears,
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Sellers — or homeowners looking to receive top dollar when you’re ready to sell — is your home improvement to-do list overwhelming? Now you can prioritize your to-do list! HomeGain has a helpful calculator on their web site to assist you in determining which home improvement projects to work on
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If you are like me, for every 10 people you meet, one of them will likely be a Rosetta Stone employee. Even though this is already a large and thriving company here in Harrisonburg, they are planning to expand and add 100 new jobs. This is great news in such a
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This month’s REALTOR Magazine is out, and in it is a fascinating article entitled “Overcoming Buyer Reluctance.” We are regularly speaking with home buyers about their wants and needs for a new home, but many times — especially now — they are reluctant to actually go through with a transaction.
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Yesterday at Heritage Oaks Golf Course, which is owned and run by the City of Harrisonburg, Harman Construction broke ground for a new golf center for The First Tee. The First Tee is a national, non-profit program for youth to not only build upon their golf skills, but also their
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*written by Lisa Oates, Marketing Director for Chris Rooker & The Harrisonburg Homes Team* One of the first things a home buyer must do is line up homeowners insurance for their new home. I used to work in the Business Development Department of Rockingham Group, a local insurance company. I
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Due to the slow real estate market, I get a LOT of phone calls, emails, and inquiries through our website from people who are looking for a home to rent. Our team typically does not broker leases between owners and renters — however, I want to help when someone contacts
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The Fifth Annual Farmers Insurance Study reported that Harrisonburg, Virginia is the 8th most secure place to live in the small town category of the United States. MarketWatch.com published an article with the rankings, and how Farmers Insurance ranked each locale.
The rankings, compiled by database experts at www.bestplaces.net, took
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James Madison University (JMU) is an important asset to Harrisonburg. It is growing steadily, and with that growth comes new student housing communities. There are three new luxury student housing developments being constructed (or have recently been completed) for JMU students in Harrisonburg. 865 East is a high-rise being constructed on
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Each week I get calls from anxious parents scrambling to find suitable housing for their current or soon-to-be JMU students. "We need your help to find a place for our son/daughter and three of his/her best friends." That may seem odd; the fact that they need a place for four instead
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Is is just me or is anyone else tired of thinking that things are getting better in their local market, only to view a media report on national television explaining how horrible the real estate market is? Our local market in Harrisonburg, Virginia has definitely experienced a correction, but the market
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I have recently grown concerned about the way information provided by local real estate agents is being used on the internet. Don't get me wrong, I understand the power and utilty of the internet, and have nothing against a properly displayed listing on someone else's site. What I do take issue
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