George Stockes's (culpeperhomesales) Blog

Last week week in Culpeper County it looks like we had 13 homes that closed. I will only report 3 of those at this time as I need to learn a little more about the other ten. Why you ask? They may have been part of a paper sale from one holding company to another. It looks as if the seller of the ...

The first full week of April in Culpeper County started with 7 homes closing. One of these homes was traditional home sales and the remaining 6 were foreclosure properties. Take a look at the 7 homes closed in Culpper County for the period of April 6 -April 12, 2009 according to the Metropolitan ...

Whoa, it was close! As the days of March ticked off it looked like we would not record any sales for the month in Madison County. I checked the local mls again today and the update was a relief for all home owners in the county. At the last minute a foreclosure made it through settlement on the 3...

When I was reviewing the number of active homes for sale in Culpeper County on Monday the 6th of April, I saw something I had not seen in quite sometime. The number of active listings had dipped below 400. There were 398 to be exact. Over the past few years we have ranged from the high 500's to m...

 March went out like a lion last week in Culpeper County with 9 homes closing. Four of these homes were traditional home sales, 4 were foreclosure properties, and one was a short sale. Take a look at the 9 homes closed in Culpper County for the period of March 30 -April 5, 2009 according to the ...

Just one home resale last week in Culpeper County. The other six homes sales were of the distressed variety with 3 foreclosures and 3 short sales. In all last week, 7 homes closed in Culpper County for the period of March 23 -29, 2009. This of course according to the Metropolitan Regional Informa...

Double digit homes sales last week with 10 homes closing in Culpper County the week of March 16 -22 , 2009. This of course according to the Metropolitan Regional Information Service, the local MLS. Seven of the 10 homes or 70%, were foreclosed properties which continue to drive both volume and pr...