Market Update Q3 2021 for Delaware and Maryland Real Estate

Market Update Q3 2021 for Delaware and Maryland Real Estate

As 2021 winds down, CEO of The Oldfather Group, Dustin Oldfather, takes a look at the trending real estate data from the 3rd Quarter here in Delaware and Maryland.    It’s still a seller’s market, but trends this December are looking different due to the ongoing pandemic.  Dustin Oldfather breaks down the Q3 data, comparing it to last quarter, and gets into detail county by county.    Thinking about buying soon? Wondering if now is the right time to buy a home?  You’ll want to know about average sales prices and days on the market to help you make the right decision for you!   📩 If you would like a digital copy of our Q3 report, just send an email or leave a comment and we’ll get it to you: dustin@theoldfathergroup.com _______  🏠 Looking for a home?  Search here → https://bit.ly/OldfatherHomesForSale 🏠 What is my home worth?  → https://bit.ly/OldfatherHomeValue

Bark on the Boards: Jody Rini, Brandywine SPCA

This episode we welcome back Jody Rini, the development manager for the Brandywine Valley SPCA, to chat about their very fun and beneficial event of "Bark on the Boards" block party, held in partnership with Fur Baby Pet Resort, on Saturday, October 16th, at the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand. Jody, Dustin, and James chat about the event and what's been happening over the summer with the Brandywine Valley SPCA: • Bark on the Boards rundown: entertainment, special guests, Dock Dogs events, dog contests, fun for the kids, community support, and what to expect as a first-time visitor.  • Growth of the Brandywine Valley SPCA this year • Other fall festivals in the coastal DE area that support Brandywine Valley SPCA (on site adoptions/fundraising/sponsorships.) Thanks for taking the time to speak to us, Jody!  * Bark on the Boards block party happens on Saturday, October 16th, at the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand from 10am - 1pm RAIN OR SHINE! The event is free to attend, but if you and your pet want to participate in an activity (boardwalk, costume contest, dock dog, etc,) there is a registration fee.  For more info and to register, click here  🐾https://secure.qgiv.com/event/202bot/

Jim Martin: Director at Shepherd's Office in Georgetown, DE

We're back from a summer hiatus!   In this episode, Dustin Oldfather (CEO of the Oldfather Group of Compass RE) is joined by Jim Martin, the Director at Shepherd's Office in Georgetown, DE.  Shepherd's Office is a non-profit resource group offering aid to those who are homeless, hungry, lonely, and looking for direction in life.  Jim and his team focus on a holistic approach by "working through these barriers socially, emotionally, physically, mentally and spiritually. Not only will we deal with the social aspects of the barriers, but there will also be encouragement through Bible study and just plain, simple fellowship" (https://theshepherdsoffice.webs.com/). In this episode, Jim shares how Shepherd's Office provides food for the hungry (home-cooked meals!), employment guidance with their Job-Readiness Program, and navigation for those affected by drug and mental health issues. Jim also talks about the importance of affordable rental housing in Sussex County.  If you or someone you know is experiencing hunger or homelessness, please reach out to Jim and his team.  The Shepherds Office is located at 408 N. Bedford St. Georgetown, DE.  19947 and offers daytime help for adults. Check out their website for weekly programs available and mealtimes, or their Facebook page for ways that you could donate or support Shepherd's Office.  ▶️ https://www.facebook.com/ShepherdsOffice ▶️ https://theshepherdsoffice.webs.com/

Betsy Reamer: Executive Director at Lewes Chamber of Commerce

Coming to you from the First Town in the First State - Lewes, DE! This episode, Dustin is joined by Betsy Reamer, who has been the Executive Director at the Lewes Chamber of Commerce for over 20 years. And during her tenure, she has seen the small town of Lewes change and grow.  Here are some topics we'll be discussing in this episode: * The triumphant return of the 30th Annual Garden Tour - One of Lewes' most popular events is back! * Betsy's advice to people thinking about opening a business in Lewes * Networking opportunities that the chamber can provide to residents and businesses: also events and activities that we can see coming back this year. * Advice to seniors and retirees thinking about relocating to the Lewes area * Hidden gems around Lewes Thank you so much for joining us this week Betsy!  Make sure to follow the Lewes Chamber of Commerce on social media for local events and news.

David Mariner, Executive Director at CAMP Rehoboth

In this episode, Dustin is joined by David Mariner, CAMP Rehoboth's new(ish) Executive Director. David shares CAMP Rehoboth’s vision of creating a positive environment inclusive of all sexual orientations and gender identities in Rehoboth Beach and its related communities. Here are some topics we discuss: 🏳️‍🌈What events and programs could look like for Summer 2021 🏳️‍🌈How to support or volunteer at CAMP Rehoboth 🏳️‍🌈Aspirations for the future of CAMP and Delaware 🏳️‍🌈How CAMP Rehoboth is supporting LGBTQ community members: healthcare, youth support, advocacy, retirement and senior living. David covers many more topics in this episode, so be sure to listen to the end.  Thanks again CAMP Rehoboth for contributing to the podcast and for being such a supportive presence in our community! Want to learn more about CAMP Rehoboth?  Follow them on social media, visit https://www.camprehoboth.com/ [https://www.camprehoboth.com/] or grab a hard copy of Letters From CAMP Rehoboth at various locations around town.