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As of December 31, there were 169 homes for sale in King William County, Va.  The average listing price was $237,458 and the average price of homes sold in November was $215,755. The average Days-on-Market(DOM) for a home was 128. There were 10 homes sold(closed) in the month of December.

Average List Price               $237,458                               Average Sold Price            $215,755

Homes for sale                    169                                         Homes Sold                         10

Average DOM                      128                                         Sales Price/Sq Feet            $123.99

Sales Data by Most Popular Zipcode

Below is a breakdown of real estate homes sales in King William County, Virginia for the month broken down by subdivision. Just click on the link to your subdivision for the complete breakdown of what the average of homes that are on the market, how long they have been on the market, how many have sold, what their average price was, and how long they were on the market. 

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For a complete list of homes for sale in King William County, VA please call or Click here, to visit our website.

If you are interested in selling your home for top dollar in the quickest amount of time, please contact me anytime at 804-503-0811 or Click here to send me an e-mail requesting further informaton.

King William County, Va real estate sales have been strong this year due largely in part to neighborhoods like Marle Hills. The subdivision is located in the Central Garage area of King William.

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For a complete list of homes for sale in the Marle Hills subdivision of King William County, VA please call or Click here, to visit our website.

If you are interested in selling your home for top dollar in the quickest amount of time, please contact me anytime at 804-503-0811 or Click here to send me an e-mail requesting further information.

King William County, Va home sales have been strong this year due largely in part to neighborhoods like Venter Heights. The subdivision is located in the Central Garage area of King William.

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 For a complete list of homes for sale in the Venter Heights subdivision of King William County, VA please call or Click here, to visit our website.

If you are interested in selling your home for top dollar in the quickest amount of time, please contact me anytime at 804-503-0811 or Click here to send me an e-mail requesting further information.

King William County real estate sales have been strong this year due largely in part to neighborhoods like Oak Springs and Rosewood Estates. The subdivision is located in the Central Garage area of King William.

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 For a complete list of homes for sale in the Oak Springs and Rosewood Estates subdivisions of King William County, VA please call or Click here, to visit our website.

If you are interested in selling your home for top dollar in the quickest amount of time, please contact me anytime at 804-503-0811 or Click here to send me an e-mail requesting further information.

King William County, Va home sales have been strong this year due largely in part to neighborhoods like McCauley Park. The subdivision is located in the Central Garage area of King William County, Va.

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 For a complete list of homes for sale in the McCauley Park subdivision of King William County, VA please call or Click here, to visit our website.

If you are interested in selling your home for top dollar in the quickest amount of time, please contact me anytime at 804-503-0811 or Click here to send me an e-mail requesting further information.

King William County, Va home sales have been strong this year due largely in part to neighborhoods like Manquin Farms. The subdivision is located off Manfield Rd.

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 For a complete list of homes for sale in the Manquin Farms subdivision of King William County, VA please call or Click here, to request an update.

If you are interested in selling your home for top dollar in the quickest amount of time, please contact me anytime at 804-503-0811 or Click here to send me an e-mail requesting further information.

King William County, Va home sales have been strong this year due largely in part to neighborhoods like Kennington. The subdivision is located in the Central Garage area of King William.

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 For a complete list of homes for sale in the Kennington subdivision of King William County, VA please call or Click here, to visit our website.

If you are interested in selling your home for top dollar in the quickest amount of time, please contact me anytime at 804-503-0811 or Click here to send me an e-mail requesting further information.

King William County, Va real estate sales have been strong this year due largely in part to neighborhoods like Central Crossing. The subdivision is located in the Central Garage area of King William.

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 For a complete list of homes for sale in the Central Crossing subdivision of King William County, VA please call or Click here, to visit our website.

If you are interested in selling your home for top dollar in the quickest amount of time, please contact me anytime at 804-503-0811 or Click here to send me an e-mail requesting further information.

Healthy Home Tips & Green Alternatives for Homeowners

The home buying process is an exciting time, but one that may bring additional responsibilities into your life. Many homes may need renovations or inspections, especially in areas that are susceptible to natural disasters. Having the assistance of an experienced and honest real estate agent will make this process smooth and stress free.

Some older homes may still contain obsolete building materials. Citizens of this great state are striving to move to a green lifestyle, advocating environmentally sustainable methods to be used throughout the state. Building or remodeling your homes with eco-friendly materials can lower utility and water bills, higher real estate value, purer air quality, reduced waste sent to landfills and conservation of natural resources.

Asbestos + Healthy Tips

Asbestos is a fibrous mineral that was used in construction applications for the greater part of the 20th century. Often appearing as insulation, piping, roofing and flooring, homes and buildings could still contain asbestos materials if they were built prior to 1980.  

If you locate any suspected asbestos in the home, most experts suggest leaving it un-disturbed until a home inspector can examine your property, take evaluations and determine the safest course of action. Sometimes the best action is no action at all. Disturbing asbestos in good condition may cause its fibers to be released into the air. The removal of asbestos must be undertaken by a professional abatement contractor who is trained in handling dangerous materials.

Exposure to this material can lead to the development of mesothelioma, a lung ailment associated with asbestos exposure. Though a cure does not exist, mesothelioma treatment options such as radiation, chemotherapy and surgery may be available to patients to battle the disease. Mesothelioma compensation has become tough to predict for victims and their families because diagnosis can take 20-50 years. For this reason, many people refer to it as a silent killer.

Removal of asbestos in public facilities, workplaces and homes should be performed by licensed abatement contractors as long as the National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) are not violated. They must wear protective equipment such as masks and gloves to avoid any exposure. The materials should be removed in as large pieces as possible and places in disposable bags. 

Green Building Benefits

Each and every human being would like clean air to breathe and crisp water to drink. It takes a lot of effort and political advocacy to achieve this on a macro level. The implementation of eco-construction, green energy solutions will play an important role in the transformation to a healthier and sustainable world. Many locations throughout Virginia are swiftly changing their construction practices to suit the environment and the health of human beings.

There are many green, eco-friendly materials that replace the need for asbestos and can reduce energy costs annually. These include the use of cotton fiber, lcynene foam and cellulose. Cotton fiber is quickly becoming a favorite for home builders and renovators. Made from recycled batted material, it is also treated to be fireproof.  Research has demonstrated that the use of eco-friendly insulation alternatives can reduce annual energy costs by 25 percent.

Implementing green methods of building can have positive environmental, health and economic benefits. These include: Conservation of natural resources, enhancement of air quality, energy sustainability, increase property value, improve quality of life, improvement of pulmonary/cardiac health and reduction of waste.