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September Market Statistics

Author: From http://sarahiouslyspeaking.com • Oct 20th, 2008
   Category: Blog Entries.Local, Spotsylvania, Stafford

September was actually a good month for closings in all counties that I service.  What was slower was the number of showings per listing and the number of houses going under contract.  I expect to see this reflected in the October sold statistics, since most contracts take 30 days to close. We have seen a new surge of buyers in the market the last two week with the passing of the Bailout Bill.  Loans are still out there and interest rates are still reasonable, but the mortgage market should get more challenging as we head into winter.  Here is a county break down of the market statistics for this area:

Fredericksburg City:

  • 93 days on market - this 4 days less than in September 2007
  • Sellers received, on average, 95.92% of their list price when the home sold
  • There is 15.73 months of inventory on the market
  • 11 homes sold in September 2008 - this is 2 less than in September 2007
  • The most popular price range was $300,000-$349,900
  • The average sold price was $224,678, compared to $282,845 in September of 2007 (3 homes sold for less than $100,000 this September)

Orange County

  • 174 days on market - this is 29 days more than in September 2007
  • Sellers received, on average, 89.24% of their list price when the home sold
  • There is 16.4 months of inventory on the market
  • 30 homes sold in September 2008 - this is 9 more than in September 2007
  • The most popular price range was $250,000-$299,999
  • The average sold price was $228,327, compared to $306,020 in September 2007

Spotsylvania County

  • 123 days on market - this is two less than September 2007
  • Sellers received, on average, 89.5% of their list price when the home sold
  • There is 7.86 months inventory on the market
  • 161 homes sold in September 2008 - this is 64 more than in September 2007
  • The most popular price range was $200,000-$249,999
  • The average sold price was $248,780, compared to $318,857 in September 2007

Stafford County

  • 116 days on market - this is 19 less than September 2007
  • Sellers received, on average, 90.48% of their list price when the home sold
  • There is 7.95 months inventory on the market
  • 149 homes sold in September 2008 - this is 63 more than in September 2007
  • The most popular price range was $300,000-$399,999
  • The average sold price was $274,365, compared to $397,342 in September 2007

Prince William County

  • 107 days on market - this is 20 less than September 2007
  • Sellers received, on average, 91.34% of their list price when the home sold
  • There is 4.81 months inventory on the market
  • 934 homes sold in September 2008 - this is 629 more than in September 2007!
  • The most popular price range was $200,000-$249,999
  • The average sold price was $230,999, compared to $370,506 in September 2007

On average homes are sitting on the market less time in September 2008 than they did in September 2007.  We have faster absorption rates than last year and more homes are selling.  Sellers are selling their homes for amounts closer to their list price, but they are selling their homes for an average of $93,564.20 less than what they were selling for last year.  A great deal of this disparity can be attributed to the foreclosure and short sale markets.  The most popular price ranges are consistantly the first-time home buyer price ranges. 

What does this mean for you if you are a buyer?  You can still get a good deal, but the deal is that homes are priced far less than they were a year ago and way cheaper than they were 2 years ago.  As a buyer you can still expect to make offers close to list price, especially if you are asking the Seller to pay your closing costs.  Many banks are actually pricing properties below market value in hopes of getting multiple offers and starting bidding wars.  (By the way, this tactic is working). 

What does this mean if you are a seller?  It is a PRICE driven market.  I cannot say that enough!  PRICE DRIVEN!  You are competing with foreclosures.  You need to make your home stand out from the foreclosures any way you can.  You need to maintain your home and keep records of repairs.  You need to make your home modern and buyer friendly.  Spend the extra money to declutter and stage your home.  And most inportantly, price your home well!  It is an awful feeling to chase the market.  Stay on top of the market by pricing it right the first time.      



John McCain Coming to Prince William County this Saturday!

Author: From http://rappahannockred.wordpress.com • Oct 16th, 2008
   Category: Blog Entries.Local, Politics, Spotsylvania, Stafford

JOHN MCCAIN COMING TO PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY THIS SATURDAY OCTOBER 18!

Come to 1 County Complex (off the PWC Pkwy) Woodbridge, VA 22192.
Event begins at 2:00pm, doors open at 1:00pm.
To RSVP [click here]
Posted in blog, caroline, City of Federicksburg, Culpeper, election, Eric Cantor, Fauquier, Fredericksburg Regional Republicans, Jim Gilmore, John McCain, king george, Mark Warner, policy, politics, Press Release, Republican Party of VA, Republicans, Sarah Palin, senator, spotsylvania, stafford, state, taxes, virginia      


Fred2Green

Author: From http://fred2blue.wordpress.com • Oct 11th, 2008
   Category: Blog Entries.Local, Spotsylvania, Stafford

A fortnightly rant, FL-S style:

BALLSTON, Va. - Greetings from John McCain’s brother Joe’s favorite place - The People’s Republic of Arlington - where capitalism is alive and well.  And, after the pounding that the financial markets have taken, well, thank goodness for that.

The old-style A-Frame IHOP just 2 blocks from here is packed with hungry customers.  Business there is brisk.

We just finished setting up at the outdoor Ballston Arts & Crafts Market where each month, rain or shine, area crafters sell their handmade wares.  My wife’s shop - Metro Retro - is ready to go.  The air is crisp,  my wife’s handmade beaded jewelry looks great on display, and we hope the after the worst week in Wall Street history eager customers will, to paraphrase the FL-S, descend like Yankee locusts for a comfort purchase or two.

Here in Ballston, the natural gas-powered MetroBuses queued up on Wilson Blvd. are a sign of the times.  A reminder we’re going green.  And I am thankful for that.

For the longest time, long before most people recognized AIG or Lehman Brothers or Hank Paulson, several Fred2BlueLand  business leaders and I have been thinking about what it would take to achieve a sustainable business future for the Fredericksburg Region.  Many of you who read this blog frequently (don’t you have anything else better to do?) know that I advocate for a new green economy.  To understand my motivation, read Former Gov. and future U.S. Senator Mark Warner’s DNC keynote address. Excerpt:

You know, America has never been afraid of the future, and we shouldn’t start now. If we choose the right path, every one of these challenges is also an opportunity. Look at energy: if we actually got ourselves off foreign oil, we can make our country safer. We’ll start to solve global warming, and with the right policies, within 24 months, we’ll be building 100 mile-per-gallon plug-in hybrid vehicles right here, with American technology and with American workers.

- Mark Warner

My compadres and I believe that with the cooperation of government, higher education, and the business community, we can bring thousands of green jobs to our region, such as: photovoltaic cell research, development and manufacturing to the City; agroforestry to Spotsy, green (LEED) building technology to Stafford; and sustainable farming and biofuels development (such as switchgrass farming) to the Northern Neck.

Despite the downturn in the economy, despite the pounding our 401ks and 403bs have taken this past quarter, our community needs to create a bold vision and a workable plan for going green.  To bring high-paying green jobs to the Fredericksburg area will require a tremendous amount of effort and leadership from our local electeds, academia, business leaders, and the Fredericksburg Area Chamber of Commerce.  Here are some of the things that I think need to happen:

EDUCATION

Virginia Tech, Univ. of Virginia, William & Mary, and other Virginia colleges and universities need to set up satellite campuses here in the Fredericksburg area.  There are plenty of available commercial buildings already erected that with minimal effort could be turned into regional education centers.  And high-end two-way video connections between the main and satellite campuses would make distance-learning here a snap.  Plus, there is already a growing demand for degree programs in Environmental Sciences and Sustainable Business.  Satellite campuses would allow more area undergrads to prepare for careers in the new green economy.  And Univ. of Mary Washington should include course curriculum, or better yet, degree programs in the science and business of sustainability.  Win/win.

A lynchpin to the new green economy are community colleges such as Germanna.  So-called green collar jobs require considerable technical knowledge that community colleges and career colleges are designed to offer.  And every effort should be made to expand the availability of green associate degree programs to as many area students that want them.

GOVERNMENT & LOCAL BUSINESS LEADERSHIP

Local government and business leadership need to agree on a comprehensive green vision.  And this is going to be extremely tough to accomplish, but it has to happen and soon.  We know how botched up Stafford’s Comp Plan Revision became, and both the “for” and “against” sides turned a process reliant on cooperation and negotiation into a Steel Cage Death Match.  What a mess.  

Futher, our local economic development agencies need to stop relying on the low hanging fruit that is defense contracting.  The Stafford Office of Economic Development and at least a couple of Stafford BOS members have focused all of their attention on defense, and a blind-eye to the new green economy.  That is foolish; they need to diversify their business development vision. 

There is no reason why the typically 4-3 Stafford BOS could not vote 7-0 to attract green technology and services business to the County.  Things would surely be different if you 7 board members worked on paid-commission! 

GREEN BUSINESS

According to Green Jobs: Towards desent work in a sustainabile low-carbon world, a study published in September 2008 by the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), there are several business sectors and industries that provide excellent long-term green job potential.  Among them:

  • Renewable energy (such as electric motor vehicle fuel-cells);
  • Agroforestry and Sustainable forestry management;
  • LEED green building & retrofitting technology and services, and;
  • Lighting.

If companies representing all or some of those industries laid stakes here, we’d surely draw in thousands of green support businesses and service bureaus, marketing agencies, and consultancies that too can provide a wide-variety of well-paying jobs.

The nice thing about green is that it is attitudinal.  Seemingly non-green businesses, such as GEICO in Stafford County, can embark on plans to achieve sustainability.  It is a modest example, but the auto insurer promotes a paperless billing program to their insured.  And McCormick & Company, the nationally-known spices company in suburban Baltimore just announced that Constellation Energy will build a 1 megawatt solar power system for the company’s Hunt Valley, Maryland spice mill and distribution center.

Those communities that don’t rally around a bold green future - and do so soon - will lose out.  They’ll be left in the dust.  

Let’s heed the call of our next U.S. Senator Mark Warner.  Let’s get busy and lead the Commonwealth in the development of green energy, green technology, and a long-lasting and prosperous green economy.

      


Pictures from the Oct 2 Palin-Biden Debate Watch Party at Fredericksburg EXPO

Author: From http://rappahannockred.wordpress.com • Oct 3rd, 2008
   Category: Blog Entries.Local, Politics, Spotsylvania, Stafford

Naturally, there are hundreds more- but this is a good overall sense of the event. A great time was had by all! Unless of course you were trying to blog live from the event, in which case, our Internet service was mysteriously disconnected just after the debate began…

In case the Free Lance-Star is interested in reporting our official attendance, as calculated by the official landscaper of the parking lot, we had “26,500 people in attendance including those who couldn’t get in” (because we reached our capacity of 1,450 inside the building.)  I’m quite pleased with this number, since I know every one of these folks will actually vote on Nov. 4th.  Our area will no doubt remain bright RED thanks to dedicated citizens who understand what Barack Hussein Obama’s “Change” and “Hope” really mean for our families.

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CNN News and Major Media Covering Local GOP Rally at EXPO: TONIGHT Oct 2, Be There!

Author: From http://rappahannockred.wordpress.com • Oct 1st, 2008
   Category: Blog Entries.Local, Politics, Spotsylvania, Stafford

The Fredericksburg Area Republicans “An Evening at the Debate” rally event during tonight’s (Oct 2) Palin-Biden showdown will be covered live by CNN TV cameras, as well as, at least two network TV affiliates, the Washington Post, Free Lance-Star and multiple other new media, schools and Virginia’s own Jeffersoniad bloggers (the ones who bothered to RSVP that is- we’ll have room for the stragglers too!)

This is a FREE event! Location is the Expo Center in Central Park off Exit 130b of I-95 in Fredericksburg, VA. Bring your cameras- lots of politicians and a few celebrities will be there!

Seats are limited, and really are filling up fast!  So, pre-register up until 2pm online at www.FredGOP.com .  If you miss this deadline, you can still register at the door, but space is limited on a first-come-first-served basis. 

Speeches will be brief, but exciting and the debate will begin promptly at 9:00pm. Doors open at 7:00pm.  If you didn’t pre-register, you should get there before 7 to (hopefully) guarantee a seat.

Get all the info you need for this event at www.FredGOP.com . (The debate itself is live via satellite, the media is covering the event in person though.)

See you there!

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Obama Campaign Opening SECOND Stafford Office

Author: From http://fred2blue.wordpress.com • Oct 1st, 2008
   Category: Blog Entries.Local, Stafford

from the Stafford Democrats:

In an unprecedented move and a clear demonstration of the seriousness with which Stafford, Virginia is being taken, the Obama campaign will be opening a SECOND office in Stafford County this Saturday!  The Grand Opening and Kickoff Canvass will be taking place this Saturday, October 4, 2008 at 9:45 AM.

The North Stafford office is located at:

2063 Jefferson Davis Hwy
Stafford, VA 22554

(It is a couple hundred yards south of Courthouse and Route 1 - on the right hand side driving south)

To sign up for the canvass and attend the office opening, please go to http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/gsh2rc.

If you have any questions, you can contact David James at DJames@vaobamaforchange.com.

OK, I’m officially impressed.

      


Fredericksburg, VA: Press Bloats Obama Attendance off the chart; 100+ McCain Patriots Line Streets at MWU Gate

Author: From http://rappahannockred.wordpress.com • Sep 28th, 2008
   Category: Blog Entries.Local, Politics, Spotsylvania, Stafford

Obama had to run the gauntlet of McCain-Palin signs when his posse plus Joe “Bag O’ Donuts” Biden invaded this tiny southern city’s University.

The Fredericksburg, VA region will not turn blue, or even a shade of purple this November as Obamamaniacs would like us to believe. This is FIRMLY Republican ground, and I’ve never been more convinced than today when THOUSANDS of cars honked their horns vigorously in support of today’s grassroots activism display by a cooperative effort of regional McCain supporters.

This idea sprung up at a typical jam-packed nightly calling session at the regional GOP Headquarters this past Thursday night, even though we weren’t certain whether Obama would cancel the MWU event to go to Washington, D.C. and put his 143 days of experience in the U.S. Senate to good use and solve the financial crisis.

You see, that’s where Senator John McCain was today instead of glad-handing a bunch of ninnies like Barry Obama was.

I was proud to be part of a one-hundred-plus-strong army of McCain-Palin supporters from throughout the greater Fredericksburg region, who answered the action call of their committees to “welcome” his highness Obama to the campus of Mary Washington University today— and boy did we!

We lined a quarter-mile of Jefferson Davis Highway with patriots of Virginia who proudly held 4′x8′ signs supporting John McCain and Sarah Palin. We would have gone farther, but we ran out of signs!

We let Obama know that this is McCAIN COUNTRY! Not one- repeat- NOT ONE Obama sign or supporter came out AT ALL on the road we lined for more than five hours! Not one Obama supporter or sign holder came out on any side street of the city either!

Yes, some houses have his signs in their yard like any other election, and despite more than 30 huge McCain signs being slashed and stolen the night before off of private property and front yards of houses, we managed to get them all replaced and fortified with proud McCain supporters who were happy to guard their property against these cowards and vandals and beat back the “invasion” of a few hundred Obama disciples who trickled in over the rest of the afternoon.

The press is trying to report a huge lie of seemingly insignificant information, but if this is any indication of the way they do their Sunday morning polling (when conservatives are IN CHURCH) then you too may just be a “believer” that Obama is winning too.

Who wants to decry BULLS%#T first? Here’s your chance if you were there- no matter who you supported… They’re saying Obama’s visit to Fredericksburg, VA was greeted with 26,000 supporters.” Yep- that’s the official count released tonight…. in a tiny city of 21,000 total residents, on a campus of about 4,500 students that issued a permit for Obama’s historic visit for 1,500 people (that’s one thousand five-hundred) in a roped off area about the size of a baseball field’s infield and some outfield too, they fit “26,000 people” …reportedly. BEEE ESSS!

Watch the video news reports- you’ll see quick pan shots of a crowd not more than about 25 deep in a semicircle in front of the stage…

I’ve never seen this kind of false propaganda get out into the news in person before except in the opposite case when the MSM (mainstream media) covers a Washington, D.C. annual Pro-Life rally and ignores the attendance volumes and plays them off as barely attended.

At least in the case of the Free Lance-Star article not written by a bonafied liberal-lover named Chelyen Davis, Kelly Hannon had the decency to mention the Pro-Lifers from multiple organizations that dutifully reminded the Obama guests that Obama supports post-birth “born alive abortions” aka, infanticide, and proudly fundraises cash for Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest taxpayer-subsidized for profit abortion chain. Not to solely pick on Obama, Hillary Clinton is close friends with Cecile Richards, the CEO of P.P., but Hillary is ollld news now, so I’ll end that tangent.

Interestingly enough, both FLS writers or their editor, left out any mention in either article about the hundred-plus McCain folks outside the gates. Fortunately for our side tens of thousands saw us with their own eyes and know that they’re not alone just because they’re part of the so-called ’silent majority’. Election day will reveal just how silent they are. Their car horns certainly weren’t silent today.

Back to the point; the press is reporting that enough people to fill HALF OF RFK STADIUM somehow squeezed into a baseball diamond. Call Guinness people- this one is for the record books!

HOGWASH! Several thousand attending— absolutely, I buy that— and why not? He’s a rock star after all. Yes, several hundred- perhaps a thousand were lined up around the permitted area too and on sidewalks in the area, but it is a university for pete’s sake- students are there in that volume on any given school night! I suppose you could STRETCH the numbers to hit 3,000 if you included all the students milling around too… but c’mon guys- 26,000??

While some of his drones were nice enough to give us only the thumbs down as we waved to them as they entered the campus of Mary Washington University, still other sheep gave us the middle finger and shouted “F*#@ every one of you BAS@#^&@!!” which happened at least a dozen times with the exact same quote…. one only wonders how they orchestrated this identical mantra so well when their Lord and savior (Barack Hussein Obama, a fine Christian man from the mid west the press will tell you) couldn’t even get to Fredericksburg on time! He was 2 hours late getting to the stage.

Was he fashionably late or making hype build up? Maybe he just couldn’t decide if he needed a tactic or a strategy to get there.

The press reported on tonight’s TV news that supporters endured SIX rain storms before he got there… wow- now they rewrite the weather too! YES it poured like a monsoon from about 5:00- 5:30, and then stopped instantly. Amazingly there was even a rainbow! I figured- Obama himself MUST be on stage now… the clouds parted and a rainbow was present for heaven’s sake. But no, he was practicing his speech in the car apparently.

If you listen to the same press, you’ll hear how he ‘won’ the debate against John McCain too (though he couldn’t remember the name of the soldier when he said “I have a bracelet too” to McCain in response to McCain bringing up how he wears a bracelet as a request from a mom of a fallen U.S. soldier to honor his memory.

Have YOU had enough Obama-mania? I sure have. As a local county GOP member, I’m doing something about it.

Want to get involved too? Call your local GOP committee or the Fredericksburg Regional GOP Headquarters at (202) 507-0841, located in South Stafford off exit 133b.

I’d like to extend a special thanks to the UMW Young Republicans who came out in volumes today and cheered enthusiastically for their candidate. You made all the difference in our success and filled in our ranks tremendously! Sorry, this is the only picture I snapped of you when you first started arriving- if you have a better one with all 30-40 of you, send it! (p.s. next time use permanent markers! Sorry the rain ruined all your hard work.)

Also- be sure to come to the Fredericksburg EXPO center this Thursday October 2, 2008 for a FREE event with “thousands” of your closest Republican friends: Sarah Palin debating Joe Biden live on Jumbo TV’s (via satellite) See http://www.fredgop.com/ for details. You must register to attend- space is limited.

All your favorite elected officials will be there including former U.S. Senator George Allen and Congressman Rob Wittman!

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Stafford County Government: A Schoolyard Bully?

Author: From http://rappahannockred.wordpress.com • Sep 21st, 2008
   Category: Blog Entries.Local, Politics, Stafford

From the Free Lance-Star today:

Sally O’Keefe writes:

The story of 81-year-old Charlie Williams having to go before the Board of Zoning Appeals so he can put his own horse on his own property is a perfect illustration of the new face of Stafford County government: overly regulatory, intrusive, and restrictive ["Farmer, friends test Stafford ordinance," Sept. 9].

In nine short months, the new Planning Commission and the new Board of Supervisors have moved at breakneck speed to introduce numerous new regulations, conditions, restrictions, and rules concerning what you can and cannot do with your property.

The result is a transfer of power from you to them. They, not Mr. Williams, will now decide if he can keep his own horse, Penny. And to get that permission, he must go cap in hand, pay a fee, and file lots of stupid paperwork.

Is it just me, or does this seem plain wrong? Has Stafford County become the schoolyard bully?

Read More…

Posted in Bob Woodson, Cecilia Kirkman, Cord Sterling, councilman, democrats, election, George "Stalin" Schwartz, Harry Crisp, Joe "The Janitor" Brito, land rights, laws, Mark Dudenhefer, Paul Milde, planning commisioner, policy, politics, Republicans, stafford, supervisor, virginia      


Spotsylvania, Virginia is McCain Country!

Author: From http://rappahannockred.wordpress.com • Sep 20th, 2008
   Category: Blog Entries.Local, Politics, Spotsylvania, Stafford

Do you know how I know The Fredericksburg Area is going to go HUGE for McCain? The Spotsylvania Country Republican Committee executive board spent eight hours today installing massive signs all over the county for John McCain for president and Rob Wittman for U.S. congress. We asked and asked the Gilmore camp for signs.  They gave none, so we put up none. Sorry Jim- we did our part.

WIth no exceptions, at each location we spent about 30 minutes assembling signs, and the car horns were going crazy! I’ve never seen such an outpouring of public support.

Pictured left, we were along I-95 climbing a 20+ foot tall rickety wooden frame (with permission).  The truckers, motorcycles and cars honked about every 10th car!  Obviously none of them had any idea that the other vehicles were doing this, so it really shows the support McCain has, and the lack of support for Obama Bin Biden too!

Do the math; we have a LOT of huge signs up now on the major thoroughfares by our efforts today alone. Private property owners have been ringing our phones off the hook for McCain/Palin signs, but the national campaign has been slow to get them delivered to us- until now… you’ll really start to see how RED our region is from here to November.  We would have gotten more up, but people kept pulling up to us and interrupting to thank us for our volunteerism and requesting yard signs and bumper stickers to which we proudly responded, “here ya go!”.

You can get all the campaign materials you need at our massive regional Palin-Biden debate event Oct 2 at the EXPO center.  See www.FredGOP.com for more info and to register for FREE admittance.

If you need supplies, you need to come to the Fredericksburg Regional GOP HQ at 150 Riverside Parkway in south Stafford, off exit 133b left at first light, left at first turn, along side I-95, just past Riverside Dinner Theatre on the right atop Strayer University in the 3 story building. Contact Kevin McNulty for McCain Headquarters questions: 202-507-0841.  Tell him you got his number from Rappahannock Red!

You’ll also notice from here on how the democrats will litter the VDOT right of way wih campaign signs…. call your local VDOT office and ask that they be removed immediately when you see this.  They are, of course, allowed on private property unless your homeowners’ association has a rule against signs. Many do.

Posted in Barack Obama, democrats, election, federal, Fredericksburg Regional Republicans, John McCain, politics, Republican Party of VA, Republicans, Sarah Palin, Senator Joe "doughnuts" Biden, spotsylvania, stafford, state, virginia      


The Biggest Republican Event in Fredericksburg in a Decade

Author: From http://rappahannockred.wordpress.com • Sep 19th, 2008
   Category: Blog Entries.Local, Politics, Spotsylvania, Stafford

 The Palin-Biden debate for the vice presidency live via Satellite on jumbo TV’s.

 FREE admission. Thousands of attendees. Press. Bloggers. and some VERY special guests!

 Learn all about it on www.FredGOP.com

 Be there in person Thursday October 2, 2008 from 7pm till?

 At the Fredericksburg EXPO and Conference Center in Celebrate Virginia.

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