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Home prices surge in York ME seller s market: People want to be here

YORK, Maine Jeff Jellison, a York native with more than 20 years of experience in real estate, said he hasn t seen anything quite like today s local housing market. Demand has been exceptionally high in recent months, and the inventory in York is at an unprecedented low, spurring rapid-fire deal-making in an environment that clearly favors sellers, he said. Any time a nice house comes on the market, there s a mad dash for it, said Jellison, a broker and residential real estate developer with Century 21 Atlantic Realty. That demand is just going to continue .  it can t level out until the inventory starts to rise, he said.

The Wild, Wild West : Turlock Realtor weighs in on housing market surge

‘The Wild, Wild West’: Turlock Realtor weighs in on housing market surge Houses in Turlock, as well as throughout the state and country, are selling faster than they re being listed as historically low interest rates leave the housing market hotter than ever (Photo contributed). The current housing market in California and throughout the country can only be described as a feeding frenzy, with houses on the market selling faster than they can be listed.  Is it the right time to buy? Is it a good time to sell? One local real estate agent says it’s a good time to do both as long as you’re smart with your investment. With interest rates at an all-time low and housing prices at an all-time high, Michael Rocha of Atlantic Realty said those looking to do either should keep their family’s long-term interests in mind. 

F C Council Still Debating Lowering City s Tax Rate | Falls Church News-Press Online

April 15, 2021 12:00 PM by Nicholas F. Benton F.C.’s City Council reviews some of the budget requests from various departments within the City Government. (Screenshot: News-Press) As the Falls Church City Council closes in on adopting its Fiscal Year 2022 operating budget of about $106 million in less than two weeks, it appears almost certain that property owners will enjoy a cut in their tax rate, below the current level of $1.355 per $100 of assessed valuation. The only question is by how much, and options currently discussed are ranging from City Manager Wyatt Shields’ recommendation of a single penny reduction, to a drop to $1.33 by Council member Letty Hardi and $1.31 by Council member Ross Litkenhous. Council member Phil Duncan said at Monday’s virtual City Council meeting that he’d prefer Litkenhous’ number, but it all depends on information that is not currently available.

Bethlehem City Council urges Mayor and administration to save South Side grocery store

Bethlehem City Council urges Mayor and administration to save South Side grocery store
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