Archive for September 2026
Buying a Home in York County, SC? Here’s What You Should Know
From established neighborhoods and growing communities to rural properties and new construction, York County offers buyers a wide range of choices. Its location within the greater Charlotte region also means buyers can find communities that provide access to employment centers while maintaining the lifestyle and character that make South Carolina home. But buying a home…
Read MoreREALTORS® Are Neighbors First
When you think of a REALTOR®, you probably think of buying and selling homes. But REALTORS® are also: Volunteer coaches School supporters Church members Small business owners Board members Community volunteers Charitable donors Local advocates Because REALTORS® live and work in the communities they serve, they care deeply about protecting property rights, supporting local businesses,…
Read MoreNew Regional Workforce Housing Study Provides Valuable Resource for Our Communities
PRAR Participated as a Stakeholder in Regional Study Covering York, Lancaster, Chester and Union Counties Can the people who work in our communities find housing that meets their needs? That question impacts much more than the real estate market. It affects economic development, workforce recruitment and retention, community growth and the long-term health of our…
Read MoreYour PRAR Membership at Work: Have You Explored the Member Hub?
Your PRAR membership includes more than events and emails. The PRAR Member Hub is your central place to manage your membership and quickly access important member information and resources. This week, take a few minutes to log in and explore what is available to you. ✅ Review and manage your membership information✅ Access important PRAR…
Read MorePRAR Local Government Watch: What REALTORS® Need to Know This Week
As we move into a new week, several local government decisions and planning processes across York, Lancaster, and Chester Counties deserve REALTOR® attention. This week’s strongest issues center on development regulations, long-range growth planning, property taxes, housing opportunities, industrial development, and the infrastructure needed to support continued growth. As always, PRAR is separating confirmed actions…
Read MoreWhy Local Market Data Beats National Headlines
It’s easy to see dramatic real estate headlines online. But national trends don’t always reflect what’s happening in our local communities. Real estate is highly localized. Inventory, prices, demand, and buyer activity can vary significantly from one county—or even one neighborhood—to another. That’s why REALTORS® rely on local market data when helping buyers and sellers…
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