Typically, I provide 2 market updates a year: one in January and one in early July. Typically, I review the sale numbers as well as sales prices compared to prior years. THIS IS AN ATYPICAL YEAR! For this year, the numbers are skewed. January, February, and early March were Continue Reading
Lancaster County Real Estate Remains Strong and Stable
LANCASTER COUNTY REAL ESTATE REMAINS STRONG AND STABLE Official Newsletter of The Patrick Trimble Team 2019 marked 7 straight years of price increases... Home sales were basically flat again this year but remain at robust levels. 2019 marks the 7th straight year of Continue Reading
Market Update July 2019
Lancaster County Real Estate Still Very Healthy As we just passed the midpoint of 2019, I wanted to provide an update on the Lancaster County real estate market. The average price of a home in Lancaster County now stands at $229,410. This is an increase of 3.3% over last Continue Reading
Tax Assessment Formula
Tax Assessment Formula Determining a “fair” assessment can be complex. Each year a state agency called the State Tax Equalization Board issues a common level ratio for each county, essentially the average difference between assessments and sales prices for Continue Reading
Are your smoke detectors yellow?
As a Realtor, I get the opportunity to visit many homes on a weekly basis. On a regular basis, I notice that the smoke detectors have yellowed significantly. While it may seem like a cosmetic concern, these yellow detectors may actually present a risk to the Continue Reading
Market Update December 2018
Lancaster County Real Estate Slowing and Showing Signs of Stress Over the past 19 years the number of homes sold in Lancaster County is as follows: 2000 – 5,047 2004 – 6,160 Continue Reading
An Interesting Read for Anyone Buying or Selling a Home
This content is from a recent blog post from the Lancaster County Association of Realtors ... Who's Listening? A recent call to the Hotline was from a listing salesperson who just ended an interesting conversation with her seller. The seller had called to Continue Reading
Money Meter and Time Meter Triggers
Money Meter and Time Meter Triggers Buying a home is one of the largest financial decisions for most people. Conversely, selling your home is an equally large process and many times more important, as taking the next steps in your life may hinge on selling a home. With Continue Reading
Market Update December 2017
Lancaster County Real Estate Continues to Strengthen Over the past 18 years the number of homes sold in Lancaster County is as follows: 2000 – 5,047 2004 – 6,160 2008 – 4,513 2012 – Continue Reading
Lancaster County Real Estate Market Conditions 9-17
According to a recent LCAR report, the 575 homes sold in August is a 4.3 percent decrease from the August 2016 mark of 601. The five-year average number of sales for August is 543. For the first eight months of the year, there have been 4,125 homes sold compared Continue Reading
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