The Valley Business Today with Katie Long from Luray-Page County Chamber of Commerce and local real estate agents, Beth Waller & Jen Avery from Team Waller Real Estate

14 December 2016

It was The Valley Business Today – Luray/Page County edition with Katie Long from Luray-Page County Chamber of Commerce and local real estate agents, Beth Waller & Jen Avery from Team Waller Real Estate. We talked about the overlap between Front Royal/Warren County and Luray/Page County from a business perspective and the benefits Beth & Jen receive for Team Waller Real Estate by being a member of the Luray Chamber.

We also talked about Team Waller’s Open House: Meet in the Middle on Main Street in Front Royal and the community meeting space it offers at no charge to local businesses, community groups and non-profit organizations. Beth & Jen also shared some tips if you’re planning to list your home in the coming months to help you get prepared and hopefully, sell your house quicker.

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