Nada Seidon

If you just got into that new house and are picturing a different look, check out the 2021 colors from Benjamin Moore! From a catchy Aegean Teal to a soldering Amazon Soil - there is a fit on this palette for any look you may want to achieve. #listwithnada #housegoals #realtorlife #yorkpahomes

When buyers are on the hunt for a character filled home, built-ins and stained glass are here to seal the deal. If you are looking to make a change, message me to get started so we can find out what is important to you. #listwithnada #housegoals #realtorlife #yorkpahomes #sold

Top Individual Volume for the month of May!

Fun Fact: At the end of January 2021 there were more Realtors than homes for sale in the US. This represents the lowest home inventory since 1982.

A look at the market with Thomas Berridge at Prime Lending. Inflation is heating up (finally) and this may not necessarily be a bad thing for the economy as long as the Fed keep the numbers in check. The way they do this is by increasing interest rates. Rising rates (within reason) might help to tap the breaks on what has been an unprecedented disparity between supply and demand. The BIG problem is the lack of supply, as you know, and it has never been more relevant. The las...t several months have seen the ill effects as various home sales metrics have failed to advance. New home construction sales have not only leveled off in 2021 but have actually fallen. This does not mean that people don’t want to by new homes rather the market is simply moving inventory as fast as it can in this environment. The issue is more acutely visible when existing home sales are added to the mix as pending home sales continue to decline even more rapidly. We are actually back to PRE-COVID levels for pending sales. Amazing fact that can only be caused by record low inventories. I have 39 pre-approved buyers who are on the sidelines watching cash buyers, investors, or buyers with larger down payments rule the game right now. Further evidence is the current average house price hitting levels higher than 2006 numbers, back when the bubble did actually burst. We have a much different economic outlook post covid than we did in 2006 and this time around, the Fed is buying about $40 billion in new mortgage debt every month with no end in sight. Americans are enjoying the highest savings rate in modern history, job security is arguably at an all-time high, rates are low with a huge percentage of mortgage holders now paying under 3% for their money, a new generation of workers are emerging who are making WAY more than we ever made at their ages, and through the robust forbearance program the Feds have almost eliminated foreclosures for now. There will come a point when the Feds cut back on their mortgage purchases and flex their muscles on my world. That will be a major adjustment for our markets but should bump rates high enough to increase supply and provide some relief for the insatiable demand that is not going away anytime soon. There is no evidence for a bubble despite the rise in prices. It all actually makes complete sense this time around. The grind continues

Welcome Home Lynch Family! These clients were moving home after 13 years of living out of state. The street was filled with history and immediately spoke to their love of character and curb appeal. I was able help them through the pre-closing process from afar & mitigate challenges as they arose. If you are looking to make a change, send me a message to get started! #listwithnada #housegoals #realtorlife #yorkpahomes #sold

Dorsey, Robin, and Zenola - Congratulations Its been a long journey getting to the closing table today sweetening the success of their new home ownership. What a joy and honor it has been helping this trio. Thank you for your faith and confidence in me.

Welcome Home! These buyers made the move from contemporary to classic in this stately 1930's home. The stained glass, original hardwoods, and sun drenched front porch checked all the boxes in this home search. If you are looking for a change, send me a message to chat! Keller Williams Keystone Realty #listwithnada #housegoals #realtorlife #yorkpahomes #sold

Stole this from a local friend Realtor, just had to...love it

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York County has a long and proud sports history. https://www.ydr.com//yor/2007/12/17/nfl-players/31681335/

2021 housing and interest predictions. A quick 2 minute read. Check it out! Between historically low rates, a global pandemic and a shift to remote working, 2020 was an unprecedented year for most industries, including housing. Considering this, the housing market... is prepared to face new challenges amid the wake of last year’s uncertainty as we head into the new year. What can we expect from the housing market in 2021? Check out some of the top trends to keep in mind if you’re looking to make a move this year. Low Interest Rates Will Continue Last year, the housing market saw rates plummet to historic lows, so it’s no surprise that we will still see low rates in 2021. Looking ahead at the first half of the year, rates will continue to remain low and thus provide more opportunities for current homeowners to take advantage of a refinance or potential homeowners to secure their homes at an enticingly low rate. A Market Favoring Sellers Home prices and buyer competition will remain fierce in 2021, according to the Realtor.com 2021 housing forecast. Affordability may become an issue for buyers as home prices will continue to rise throughout the year. Though we are currently in a seller’s market, there are still a few ways to get a leg up on the competition as a buyer which you can read about here. Increase in Home Inventory Last year, the pandemic redefined the meaning of homeownership. A home quickly became a full-time workplace for some, a gym for others, a restaurant for all and so on making it the place to be. This evolution largely drove the need to relocate and move into a new home in 2020, meaning inventory for new homes was low, but the number of buyers grew. The Realtor.com 2021 forecast expects an improvement in inventory into the spring of 2021 as the world begins to take steps to overcome the coronavirus. The Reemergence of Seasonal Buying With an unconventional seasonal buying/selling pattern occurring last year due to the unpredictability of the pandemic, 2021 looks to settle into a more traditional pattern. The housing market is expected to move into a stronger spring and summer season than 2020. Become a Homeowner in 2021 Do any of these trends seem like just the ticket for homeownership in 2021? If so, contact me today and we will begin your homeownership journey by discussing your financial needs and homebuying goals.

Have you seen these lines appear on your ceiling or possibly walls? It's called Ghosting. https://home-partners.com/articles/ghosting

This is the time to count your blessings. Like the fact you don’t live in a gingerbread house. Happy Holidays