
Virginia commercial real estate market resilient amid COVID-19
The Q1 2021 Commercial Market Report released by Virginia REALTORS® shows a commercial real estate market in Virginia that has been surprisingly resilient, despite concerns.

The Q1 2021 Commercial Market Report released by Virginia REALTORS® shows a commercial real estate market in Virginia that has been surprisingly resilient, despite concerns.

The real estate market is more lucrative than ever and has been on an upward surge for the last five decades.

VDH is having to scale back even more on its services for low-income Virginians because of its additional responsibilities related to COVID-19 vaccine rollout.

As much as I’m glad Joe Biden won (or, more precisely, that Donald Trump lost) the election, I’m really doubtful that a Biden/Harris governance will make a marked improvement in poor and low-income Americans’ quality of life, however much the pair might try.

Virginia REALTORS® has installed Beth Dalton of Richmond as the association’s president for 2021.

There’s a reason the AP and everybody else has called the race for Joe Biden: it’s that Biden is pretty secure – at the absolute least, he ends up with 279 electoral votes, assuming, and it’s a safe assumption, that Pennsylvania, where the Democratic nominee has a 50,215-vote margin, doesn’t go anywhere.

Real estate investment can be an essential means of building wealth, and people who are interested in this type of investment have many places to turn for advice.

Three things are happening, have been happening, relative to COVID-19, international politics, and the 2020 presidential election.

Bergamo no longer has any COVID-19 patients in ICU. New York, New Jersey and Connecticut each had a 1 percent positive COVID-19 test rate yesterday. Cases are spiking in the southwest. Italy and the northeast are getting it right, and Texas, Arizona and California are flailing in terms of public response.
Right? No.

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