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This May was slower than last May in our local real estate market, but so far this year, we've seen great strides in moving toward a seller's market. Buyers are active and urgent, and sellers are smiling. Check out the May 2015 Market Report [INFOGRAPHIC] to get the details.
The Family-Friendly Activity Guide to Harrisonburg… Fun for All Ages!
Harrisonburg and Rockingham County are home to a wealth of families with young children. Did you know that approximately 23% of our local population is made up of kids age 18 and younger? No wonder there are so many fabulous family-friendly activities, organizations, and events geared toward this crowd! Our posts listing things to do with kids in Harrisonburg have been wildly popular, so we decided the next guide in our series most definitely had to focus on all things kid- and kid-at-heart-friendly in the 'Burg.
Detox and Retox with Breathe and Pale Fire Brewery Once a Month This Summer
We are loving the new Ice House complex and all the excellent businesses it houses. We have to give a special shout-out to two of those businesses for coming up with what is possibly the best idea this year. Enjoy a morning jog, open air yoga/pilates, and a pint of beer for $10 once a month this summer!
Harrisonburg Real Estate Market Report: April 2015
We've got a fresh, simple, visually appealing market report infographic for you this month! Perhaps the Harrisonburg and Rockingham County real estate market is shifting slightly to a seller's market. Homes are spending less time on the market, selling at higher prices, and creating happy home sellers.
Powerful Mobile Bidding App Developed by Two Ambitious Locals
Tim Peters, Chief Operations Officer and Auctioneer at Cottonwood Auctions, and his techie friend, Andy Harbick, who has experience building software for companies like Amazon and Rosetta Stone -- both local Harrisonburg residents -- have developed the first-ever (genius, really) mobile bidding app. It's called BidWrangler, and it allows folks to bid on auction items from their smartphones.