Top Frederick Real Estate Agent
November 18, 2010 by Bob Carney
Filed under Frederick Misc, frederick real estate, Local Events, Real Estate Topics
If you are looking for an outstanding agent, I highly recommend Chris Reeder. She has always been one of my go to people since I have left the Frederick area. So here’s a little about her;
Chris has lived in Frederick, Maryland all of her life and knows the County well. She is an Accredited Buyers Representative (ABR) and a graduate of Hood College where she majored in Business Administration. She is very familiar with the area and previously worked at Ft. Detrick. Her husband has been employed by Bechtel for over 30 years. She has a daughter in Frederick County Public Schools. Chris has been known to go that extra mile for her clients assisting them with moving and having her “handyman” husband fix small items for her clients. She will ALWAYS return your calls and make you feel at ease and she will never pressure you!
Chris has several investment properties of her own and has experience with buying “fixer uppers” and rehabilitating them for a profit. She looks forward to helping you, whether it is with selling your home or finding you a home for yourself or as an investment. Call her today!
Frederick Sales 5301 Buckeystown Pike #250 Frederick, MD 21703
Chris Reeder, ABR, A*REOMobile: 301-606-8611
Office: 301-694-8000 X 1086
Time to think about a Staycation
May 18, 2010 by Bob Carney
Filed under Featured, Real Estate Topics
You have been working hard all winter long and the summer is closing in on you. Time to think vacation. Well, with the cost of flights and the hassle of delays due to volcanic ash floating around, coupled with the fear of $4 a gallon gas prices. Within 3 hours, you can be relaxing lakeside in a gorgeous Log cabin taking in some of the most breathtaking sunrises and sunsets. Deep Creek Lake offers a variety of activities for all.
Frederick Market Continues to show improvement
May 10, 2010 by Bob Carney
Filed under Market Conditions, Real Estate Topics
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If you look around you will see less For Sale signs across the county. That is not because home owners are giving up, but because more homes are selling. The prices have stabilized. Here’s a graphic of the latest quarterly Housing market reports for Frederick County.
Market continues to show signs of positive change in Frederick
August 13, 2009 by Bob Carney
Filed under Market Conditions, Real Estate Topics
If you have been waiting to buy a house at lowest price, your wait might just be over. The number of sales have picked over the last few months across Frederick county. It is still happening in pockets, not all neighborhoods are seeing “SOLD” signs across their front lawns quite yet.

Frederick City has shown some increases in sales over last year and increase in price over last quarter but still below this time last year. While places like Brunswick are still struggling with sales, granted there is a sales increase but not like Frederick.

Thurmont has signs of good times to come like Frederick as you can see below.

Now what about the rest of the state? Remember I said it is happening in pockets. Real estate is extremely local. The state has an increase over last quarter, however not much at all over last year while we have. So if you play the law of averages, not every area in the state of Maryland is doing as well as our area.

I am still glad to see the decline in the inventory of homes in Frederick County. Sellers are more serious and lower number of foreclosures available (more to come, just a small reprieve.) Too much inventory just pollutes the market.

The July numbers are available at the Frederick County Association of REALTORS® website and by clicking here.
So what do you think? What have you seen in your neighborhood? Are there more SOLD signs or they still collecting dust? Did you want me to take a closer look at your area?
Have a great day.





Bob Carney



