Jabber Jaw
RVF Supporter
- Joined
- Nov 9, 2019
- Messages
- 847
- Location
- St. Augustine Fl
- RV Year
- 2020
- RV Make
- Newmar
- RV Model
- Canyon Star 3710
- RV Length
- 38
- Chassis
- Ford F-53, 26,000GVWR
- Engine
- Ford V-10
- TOW/TOAD
- 2017 Gmc Terrain & 2017 Chevrolet Colorado ZR-2
- Fulltimer
- No
As a follow up to TJ's thread about RV resort lots; I might add that it seems the real estate market in some areas are also booming.
An example is when we signed the contract to build our new house in St. Augustine, about May 22nd; the developer had 11 lots left to sell. Yesterday he had 1 lot left, and the model. When we started looking at them in February, there were either 18 or 19. So a pretty rapid turnover, in my opinion.
Likewise, when putting our house on the market here in Virginia, less than 12 hours after posting to MLS, we had 6 appointments for the next day, and two contract offers, well in excess of asking price. I was shocked! Well, the buyers had a pretty unfortunate family issue come up, & asked to be released from the contract. And we agreed to the release.
The house was again listed & had 3 appointments the next day, and another contract in excess of the asking price!
My point, there are lots of buyers in certain areas, and it is inflating the market prices.
And my Realtor's Company sold 59 properties in the Richmond area in July, totaling $16,000,000! Pretty impressive to me, in any market!
An example is when we signed the contract to build our new house in St. Augustine, about May 22nd; the developer had 11 lots left to sell. Yesterday he had 1 lot left, and the model. When we started looking at them in February, there were either 18 or 19. So a pretty rapid turnover, in my opinion.
Likewise, when putting our house on the market here in Virginia, less than 12 hours after posting to MLS, we had 6 appointments for the next day, and two contract offers, well in excess of asking price. I was shocked! Well, the buyers had a pretty unfortunate family issue come up, & asked to be released from the contract. And we agreed to the release.
The house was again listed & had 3 appointments the next day, and another contract in excess of the asking price!
My point, there are lots of buyers in certain areas, and it is inflating the market prices.
And my Realtor's Company sold 59 properties in the Richmond area in July, totaling $16,000,000! Pretty impressive to me, in any market!