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Virginia housing market maintains momentum in April
Virginia’s housing market continued to rise in April, with sales and new listings outpacing last year amid strong buyer demand.
Virginia home sales rise in March, indicating strong spring
Virginia home sales climbed in March as inventory grew, prices rose and buyers stayed active entering the spring market.
Virginia sees homes sales growth in February
Virginia home sales climbed in February as improved inventory and lower mortgage rates boosted buyer activity, according to Virginia Realtors.
Housing market sees gains in February, but Iran war could disrupt momentum
Housing markets in Northern Virginia, Central Virginia and Hampton Roads posted modest year-over-year gains in February.
Virginia sees notable spike in pending home sales in January
Virginia’s housing market kicked off the year with rising buyer activity, expanded inventory and stable home prices.
Virginia sees home sales increase in December
Virginia Realtors reports that 8,482 homes were sold throughout Virginia in December 2025, a 13.2% increase from November 2025.
Virginia housing market slowed in November
There were 7,492 closed sales across Virginia in November, 361 fewer than in November 2024, representing a nearly 5% decline.
100 people to meet in 2026: Builders
These real estate and development executives are building the future through bricks and mortar in communities across the commonwealth.
Virginia housing market showed momentum in October
Virginia’s housing market picked up in October, with buyers taking advantage of lower mortgage rates and a larger selection of homes.
Virginia housing sales remained flat in August but prices rose
Virginia Realtors reports that the state's housing market sales remain essentially unchanged from last year’s August numbers.
Virginia Realtors names 2026 president
Virginia Realtors announced Friday that it has installed Richmond broker Curt Reichstetter as its 2026 President.
Virginia multifamily housing market shows signs of cooling
Virginia’s multifamily housing cools with fewer new units, slower rent growth, and higher construction costs.
