Here is the list of the 79 homes that sold last week in the Fredericksburg area.

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Here is the list of the 79 homes that sold last week in the Fredericksburg area.
Total sales volume of homes in the regional market up 46 percent from November 2023.
Habitat Charlottesville, city officials and residents coalesced in an effort to prevent the type of widespread displacement that’s become increasingly common for mobile home parks. It worked.
Two Fredericksburg homes could eclipse the record-high sales price of $2.75 million set in 2006.
A 5,592-square-foot Caroline County house with 422 feet of frontage along the Rappahannock River topped the list of area home sales for the week ending Dec. 3.
An 8,700-square-foot Lake Anna home built in 2022 topped the list of Fredericksburg-area home sales for the week ending Nov. 26.
The many forms of homelessness is a state crisis, sending organizations to government to find solutions.
What’s arguably Fredericksburg’s most unique single-family home will hit the market following renovation.
Eight houses in the Fredericksburg region sold last week for more than $1 million, easily the most since the Free Press started tracking weekly sales last month.
Eighty-two houses sold last week in the Fredericksburg region, with a Prince Edward Street home in downtown Fredericksburg topping the list.
The median housing sales price in the City of Fredericksburg — and the region as a whole — hit a new high last month.
A Georgian-style home built in 1842 in Caroline County was the highest-dollar home sale in the Fredericksburg region last week.
A three-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom lakefront house in the Lake of the Woods was the highest-price house this week at $1.35 million.
A panel from Henrico County shared ways to address affordable housing shortages.
Advisory group discussing whether to allow certain multi-unit buildings over three stories to only need one stairwell instead of several.
The supportive housing project could go before city council for approval as early as next month.
Volunteers offered free home restoration services for neighborhood’s senior citizens.
Caroline County Public Schools, Habitat of Caroline and Central Virginia Housing established the Teach, Respond and Thrive Housing Initiative.
Program aims to stem the tide of homelessness.
Public hearing on planned supportive housing development continued until Sept. 25 planning commission meeting.