Aftermath of Ash Wednesday Storm, 1962
No Snow for Sandbridge!
Wellllll, we were suppose to get a few inches of snow Thursday night, but Sandbridge got nothing, zip, zero, nada. At least the kids got to sleep in a little bit due to a two-hour school delay. Sorry, we were hoping for a nice “snow on the beach” photo for the newsletter. We are approaching the 58th anniversary of the Ash Wednesday Storm of 1962. This storm certainly had a huge impact on the community. I am hoping to speak to a few locals that remember the event to get their historical perspective to share.
Real Estate activity with single family homes has been steady for the past 30 days. Since the beginning of the year we have had 21 new homes come on the market and we currently have 37 for sale. This continues to be a good balance between supply and demand. Mortgage rates continue to be low and are forecast to stay in current range for the first quarter of the year.
Jumbo 30 Year Fixed – 3.875
VA 30 Year fixed – 3.375
Conventional 30 Year Fixed – 3.625
Provided by Liza Gibboney – Fairway Mortgage
Activity for past 30 days is as follows:
Single Family Homes – 6 Sold and 4 Pending
Condos – 0 Sold and 1 Pending
Market Metrics – January 1, 2020 – February 21, 2020 Year-to-Date
We are working on bringing several new properties to market in the next 30 days and if your thinking of selling please let us provide you with a free market analysis with no obligation on your home.
Community events will be picking up as we move into spring, please check SandbridgeLife.com for updates.
Aloha!
Pat