Sentiments concerning the Virginia real estate market remain strong, sustaining the strength from last quarter.

The latest Roanoke College Poll of Virginians shows optimism due to rising incomes and an expectation of lower inflation.

Rising incomes and low prices on certain goods are some reasons that consumers are positive about the economy. 

Consumer sentiment remains strong in the Commonwealth despite a projected budget shortfall, according to the results of the latest Virginia Consumer Sentiment and Inflation Expectations Report.

Virginians are more optimistic about the future of the economy than the nation as a whole. 

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

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

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. 

Virginians weighed in with their opinion of the economy, their financial situation, general business conditions and the price outlook for near and long term.