Don Weeks, Realtor

Don Weeks, Realtor Don's love of his hometown and his 30+ years of experience in the real estate industry are what his clients recognize as the cornerstone of their success

Don Weeks is a life-long resident of Kempsville; he attended Virginia Beach Public Schools, and graduated from Kempsville High School. He also attended Old Dominion University where he received a degree in Real Estate Finance. Don is currently living in the Newlight neighborhood with his wife Karla and twin daughters, Callie and Grace. He also has two other grown children; his son Andrew is a grad

uate of Tallwood High School; his daughter Kristen and her husband Drew are both graduates of Elon University, and presently reside in Raleigh, North Carolina. Don is an active supporter of Habitat for Humanity South Hampton Roads. He previously served as both President and Vice-President of that board. He participated in the nation’s largest “Blitz Build” in 2008 providing a home for the Richey family, and was instrumental in pushing for all of the Blitz homes being certified to “Earth Craft” standards; thereby saving homeowners in their future operating costs, and solidifying their financial standing. In June 2011, Don attended the “Advanced Topics in Housing Finance” seminar for Habitat Affiliates at the Federal Reserve in Baltimore, Maryland. Don believes in continued education to stay informed about current technology, advances in design/material, concerns, issues, etc. In 2000, Don was named one of the “Most Influential People in Tidewater” by Portfolio magazine. The article was entitled “Influential People Making A Difference”. As a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Premier, Don understands that his clients deserve the best and looks forward to serving them. He has an extensive background in home building, development. banking, and real estate investing. He is also a Certified Green Builder (CGB), Certified New Homes Professional (CSP), as well as a Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS), designations he received from the National Association of Homebuilders.

04/30/2026

Thermal imaging cameras are increasingly showing up in routine home inspections, detecting hidden problems that a standard visual inspection would miss, including moisture behind walls, insulation gaps, electrical hot spots, and pest activity. Adding thermal imaging typically costs a few hundred dollars but can save buyers from far more expensive post-sale surprises.

04/16/2026

The Norfolk Botanical Garden is installing rare and endangered plants in its new $50 million Garden of Tomorrow project, which is now slated to open late summer following construction delays.

The 26,000-square-foot Perry Conservatory will feature rare and endangered plant life divided into two biomes: a desert and a rainforest.

Conservatory Director Michelle Baudanza took News 3 up to the top of a second-story catwalk in the rainforest biome, as garden workers poured soil and watered newly-installed plants below.

04/16/2026

Spring is here, and our favorite colors are blooming — the beautiful, bright hues of your National Quilting Day quilts! 🧵✨

From coast to coast, our incredible quilters celebrated 34 years of National Quilting Day with soup luncheons, fellowship and plenty of stitching. Whether it's children designing patterns in Maryland or friends gathering to tie quilts in Pennsylvania, your compassion is faith in action, reminding our neighbors in crisis of God’s love. Every single stitch creates hope for someone who truly needs it.

Click here to see photos and highlights of a few of these wonderful community celebrations: https://bit.ly/4sZdUUl

👇 Or check out more over at our LWR Quilters and Kit Makers Facebook Group (https://bit.ly/4sZdSMd)

Pictured: The Women’s Outreach Group at Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church in New Berlin, Pennsylvania. Photo submission by Kathleen Ferster.

04/14/2026

After placing #1 in 2025, Norfolk Botanical Garden has been nominated once again for #1 Best Butterfly Garden in the United States in USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Awards, according to a press release.

Click the link in the comments for more information.

04/14/2026
04/14/2026

Rising mortgage rates are dampening the outlook for home sales in 2026, an early sign that the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran is weighing on the housing market. NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun revised his forecast Monday, now projecting existing-home sales will rise just 4% this year, down sharply from the 14% growth he predicted last fall.

04/14/2026
04/13/2026

As the current tax year comes to an end, we revisit a quote from none other than Winston Churchill.

Churchill was the UK's prime minister during World War II from 1940 to 1945, and again from 1951 to 1955.

04/13/2026

Twenty-two U.S. states are either on the brink of an economic recession or already in one, according to a new analysis from Moody's Analytics.

"California and New York, which together account for over a fifth of U.S. GDP, are holding their own, and their stability is crucial for the national economy to avoid a downturn."

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