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Lancaster County Realtor®
First-time buyers → seniors in transition
SRES | MBA | Fair housing advocate
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10/24/2026

Fall in Central PA: pretty leaves, cornfields, and a sky that looks like it’s about to open a portal to another dimension. 😂 I really do love it here.

10/22/2026

🏡 You do NOT have to be ready to buy a house next week to start talking to a Realtor.

Actually, I’d rather hear from you earlier. If buying is somewhere in your future, we can talk through the process, figure out what you need to do before you’re ready, connect you with a lender when the time is right, and give you space to get there without feeling like every conversation needs to end with a showing.

Sometimes the best first step toward buying a house is simply figuring out what the next step should be. Send me a message and tell me what you’re thinking. 😊

10/20/2026

Emails, follow-ups, approximately 847 browser tabs and a giant cup of coffee. ☕️
Yes, I have an office. But Oreo was on the sofa and sometimes you have to make important business decisions. 😂

10/19/2026

🏡 Thinking about selling? The question isn’t just “What are homes selling for?” It’s “What will buyers be comparing MY home to?”

That’s where market statistics become useful. Two houses in the same general area can have very different outcomes depending on price point, condition, competition and what buyers have available to them at that moment.

That’s also why I’m much more interested in building a strategy around your specific house than giving you a generic answer about whether “the market is good.”

Curious what your competition would look like if you listed right now? Send me your neighborhood and a little about your home. I’ll take a look.

10/16/2026

The numbers matter. Knowing which numbers matter to YOU matters more.

I love data. But I’m never going to hand someone a countywide market report and pretend it answers a question about their specific move.

Want to know what your little corner of the Lancaster County market looks like right now? Send me a message. I'm nerdy and really love digging into this stuff. 🤓

10/14/2026

New on YouTube 🎥
https://youtu.be/cavV16gBs8s
September's numbers look pretty good. But do they actually tell us what's happening NOW?
I dug into it. 👆

10/12/2026

This is your sign to throw on some pink and head down to Endo Cafe Lancaster for a Pumpkin Spice Latte! For the whole month of October, every one purchased a portion of the proceeds go right to helping those fighting breast cancer thanks to Help The Fight!

10/12/2026

Manheim is hurting right now. But I still believe in this community. 🖤🏳️‍🌈

10/11/2026

A mom. A wife. A Realtor. A beekeeper. A reader. A traveler. A collector of plants, animals, hobbies, and probably too many random facts.

I believe in staying curious, standing up for people, trying things I’m wildly unqualified to try, and never becoming so grown-up that life stops being interesting.

There are a lot of different pieces that make up a person. These are a few of mine. 🖤

10/06/2026

BOTTOM LINE: Lancaster County’s September numbers were solid, but they’re a snapshot of where the market WAS, not necessarily where it is today.

If you’re thinking about buying or selling, message me. I’m happy to look at what’s happening right now in your specific neighborhood, price range, or property type and help you figure out what it actually means for you.

September was a steady month for Lancaster County compared with last year. But here’s the important context: a September closing usually reflects a decision that was made weeks earlier.

Since then, mortgage rates have moved higher, affordability remains a challenge, and broader national housing indicators have been showing signs of a slower, more cautious market.

So I would NOT look at “25 average days on market” and conclude that every house listed today should expect to sell in 25 days. And I wouldn’t look at a $415K average sale price and assume every Lancaster County home has appreciated by the same amount.

We’re in a period where context matters more than ever.

Some homes are still attracting buyers quickly. Others are sitting longer. Buyers are paying very close attention to price, condition and monthly payment, and the market can look very different from one neighborhood and price point to the next.

September’s numbers are useful. But if you’re making a decision today, current competition, recent pending activity, financing conditions and what’s happening in your particular corner of Lancaster County matter a whole lot more.

That’s where I come in.

Address

415 N. Prince Street
Lancaster, PA
17601

Telephone

+17177156067

Website

http://www.teamclaire.net/

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