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Buying With a VA Loan? A York County Court Case Offers an Expensive Lesson

A recent York County court case offers an expensive lesson for VA home buyers: agreeing to proceed after a low appraisal can close the door on using that appraisal to cancel later. Here’s what happened—and what Williamsburg and Hampton Roads buyers should understand before signing a revised purchase agreement.

The Next Housing Chapter: What the Baby Boomer Transition Could Mean for Williamsburg

Williamsburg homeowners are at the forefront of a significant generational housing shift, with 13.9 million homes expected to transition from Baby Boomers and Silent Generation owners between 2026 and 2036. This transition, driven by factors like aging and family changes, could reshape the local housing market. The shift is particularly pronounced in larger homes, which are more likely to be vacated as families downsize or relocate.

What Is All the Buzz About the New Mortgage Appraisal Rules?

I have been hearing a lot of buzz about new mortgage appraisal regulations. Here is the short version of what buyers and sellers need to know about UAD 3.6.

Country Club Acres: New Homes Coming to Upper York County- Williamsburg

Discover the ultimate in luxury living at Country Club Acres, where modern elegance meets natural beauty. Located beside the prestigious Williamsburg Golf Club, this exclusive new-home community offers build-to-order single-family homes starting at the upper $500s. With its rolling terrain, mature trees, and preserved open spaces, Country Club Acres provides a serene retreat for those seeking both convenience and tranquility. Enjoy the best of both worlds with golf course frontage, wooded homesites, and easy access to Merrimac Trail, Route 199, and Interstate 64. Whether you're a golf enthusiast or simply looking for a peaceful neighborhood, Country Club Acres is the perfect place to call home.

Remote Work Is Reshaping Where Virginians Choose to Live

Remote work is changing where Virginians choose to live, allowing more families to look beyond traditional suburbs toward smaller towns and rural communities. Here’s what this shift could mean for Williamsburg and the surrounding region.

Completely Renovated and Ready for You: 103 Winter East in Williamsburg

Discover the perfect blend of modern luxury and Williamsburg charm with 103 Winter East. This stunning one-level home, completely renovated in 2026, offers approximately 1,151 square feet of beautifully updated living space. With vaulted ceilings, skylights, and recessed lighting, the home feels bright, open, and surprisingly spacious. The redesigned interior, anchored by an updated fireplace and built-in cabinetry, creates a warm focal point without interrupting the open feel of the room. The kitchen, a standout feature, was completely rebuilt in 2026, featuring crisp white cabinetry, abundant storage, light countertops, and modern appliances. This is not simply a kitchen that received new paint and countertops; it was redesigned and reconstructed for the way people live today. The dining area connects the kitchen and living room, providing ample space for gatherings and entertaining. With a wooded quarter-acre lot and an attached one-car garage, 103 Winter East is the ideal move-in-ready home for those seeking a peaceful retreat in Williamsburg.

105 Addingtons: Classic Architecture, Thoughtful Updates and a Wonderful Ford’s Colony Setting

Discover 105 Addingtons, a beautifully maintained custom brick Cape Cod tucked away on a peaceful wooded cul-de-sac in Ford’s Colony. This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers approximately 3,243 square feet, a first-floor primary suite, renovated kitchen and primary bath, private office, three-season porch, deck and exceptional storage—all near the Manchester Gate and community walking trails.

From Richmond to Virginia Beach by Bike: How Virginia’s Trail Network Is Coming Together

Cycling is more than just a mode of transportation; it's a lifestyle that connects people to their surroundings and fosters a sense of community. Our experiences on the Virginia Capital Trail have taught us that every journey is an opportunity to discover new places, meet interesting people, and create lasting memories. By promoting trail-oriented tourism, we can contribute to the growth of the region and enhance the quality of life for residents.

City of Williamsburg Launches “Zoning Matters” Public Forum Series

The City of Williamsburg is launching “Zoning Matters,” a free four-part forum series covering housing and occupancy, tree regulations, signage, and other zoning topics. Here’s what residents need to know—and why these City regulations do not apply to every property with a Williamsburg mailing address.

Marquis Crossing Heads to York County Supervisors: Townhomes, Sheetz and Commercial Development Proposed Across from The Marquis

York County is on the brink of a new era with the upcoming public hearing on Marquis Crossing. This mixed-use development, spanning approximately 21.4 acres, aims to bring 125 townhomes, a Sheetz convenience store, and a commercial site to the area. Supporters emphasize the potential for increased foot traffic and revenue for local businesses.
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