Sentiments about the condition of the real estate market have changed little since February 2014, with close to 30 percent of respondents feeling more optimistic than pessimistic about the market today and over the course of the coming year.

Tidewater is optimistic with steady sentiment across the state. A brutal winter has turned to spring, bringing renewed economic vigor. 

In early test of possible November match-up, Sen. Mark Warner leads Republican Ed Gillespie by almost 30 points. Virginians also support legalizing same-sex marriage, among other poll results.

Virginia Real Estate Index: Sentiments on the real estate market have improved since November. Sellers are optimistic in No.Va. and Central Va. 

Virginians view of the economy seems to be on an upward trend but the Shenandoah Valley region remains stagnant.

Virginians strongly support mental health and ethics reforms, but are divided on Medicaid expansion. Warner leads Gillespie in possible Senate race.

Virginia Real Estate Index: Majority of Virginians believe real estate market has improved since last year, but some are cautious about the coming year.

Virginia ConsumerSentiment slides since the last quarter, but short and long-term price expectations remain stable. 

A poll of likely Va. voters shows Democrat Terry McAuliffe with a 15-point lead over Republican Ken Cuccinelli. Libertarian Robert Sarvis claimed 9% in 2013 Gubernatorial election.

Democrat Terry McAuliffe opened 6 point lead over Republican Ken Cuccinelli with Libertarian candidate Robert Sarvis pulling in 9% of likely Va voters in 2013 gubernatorial election.