Warm Up with Seasonal Colors
Fall is the perfect time to bring rich, inviting colors into your home. Shades of deep orange, burgundy, mustard, and warm neutrals instantly create a cozy atmosphere. Whether through throw pillows, rugs, or accent pieces, these pops of color make a home feel welcoming to potential buyers.
Add Layers of Texture
Nothing says comfort like layers of texture. Think chunky knit ...
Seasonal Charm in Small-Town Living
Fall is one of the most beautiful times of year in Walkersville. With crisp mornings, colorful leaves, and plenty of local traditions, it’s easy to see why residents love calling this town home. Whether yo...
Serious Buyers Are Still Looking
While the market tends to cool slightly after summer, fall buyers are often highly motivated. Many are relocating for work, downsizing, or eager to settle into a new home before the holidays. This creates a str...
Inspect Your Heating System
As temperatures start to drop, now is the time to make sure your heating system is ready to work efficiently. Schedule a professional inspection, replace filters, and test your thermostat. A little maintenance now c...
Less Competition in the Market
Fall often brings a slowdown in the housing market compared to the busy spring and summer months. Many buyers want to move before the school year begins, which means fewer families are actively searching once aut...
Reflecting on Summer Memories
As summer comes to a close, it’s the perfect time to pause and reflect on the season we’ve just enjoyed. Long, warm days were filled with barbecues, vacations, pool time, and backyard gatherings. For many of u...
Property Types: What’s Moving—And What’s Not
Single-Family Homes (By Bedroom Count)
The median list price in June 2025 was $525,000, a 9.9% drop from May.Rocket Mortgage
Breakdown by beds:
3-bed homes saw a sharp 2...
Snapshot: July Market Performance
Recent sales in Walkersville include a variety of home types and price points. For instance, a 3-bed, 1,532 sq ft property sold for $459,900, and a larger 5-bed, 3,660 sq ft home closed at $603,000. These exam...
The July 2025 housing data paints a clearer picture of Maryland’s real estate landscape: rising inventory, homes taking longer to sell, and more price adjustments. Whether you’re planning to buy or sell, here’s what these changes mean for...
1. Sales & Prices: Modest Slowdown, Modest Gains
In June 2025, Maryland saw 6,479 homes sold—a 1.3% drop compared to June 2024’s 6,563.mdrealtor.org
Despite the slight dip in sales, home prices continued rising:
A...