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Housing demand low, but costs increase
Gillespie Life
June 22, 2022
Housing demand low, but costs increase

Fredericksburg’s real estate market saw record-breaking numbers across the board in 2021, but has seen a downward trend in demand for this year’s market. However, even with the decrease in demand, housing prices continue to climb. From January to May of 2021 to the same time in 2022, the number

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