Sigal D. Waters, Realtor with VRA Realty

09/18/2026

🏡 Come take a look this weekend!
📍 1405 Aspen Ct, West Chester | $450,000
Saturday 9/19, 12–2 PM
Sunday 9/20, 1–3 PM
More details:
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1405-Aspen-Ct-West-Chester-PA-19380/9173587_zpid/

09/14/2026

🏡 Coming Soon in West Chester!

📍 1405 Aspen Court
💰 Offered at $450,000

4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 1,901 sq. ft., West Chester Area Schools, and an unbeatable location near West Chester Borough, shopping, parks, and the train station.

🏠 Open Houses
Saturday, 9/19 | 12–2 PM
Sunday, 9/20 | 1–3 PM

Take a first look 👇

This 1901 square feet Townhouse home has 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. It is located at 1405 Aspen Ct, West Chester, PA.

06/19/2026

If you could pick up and move anywhere in 2026, where would you go?
It is the daydream I hear constantly from clients. And honestly, I get it.
Here is what I will tell you though: there is no wrong state. There is only the wrong move for your situation. Most people fall in love with a ranking before they even know what they are comparing.
So I did the research. Swipe through for the 10 states showing up on every serious relocation list this year, ranked by what actually moves the needle: job growth, tax structure, affordability, and long-term demand.
A couple of things that surprised me:
No income tax sounds like a win until you see what insurance, property taxes, and cost of living quietly take back.
Florida is finally a buyer's market again. Rising inventory means negotiating room that did not exist two years ago.
South Carolina has pulled 61% net inbound migration. That is not hype, that is a pattern.
No state is better. They are just different. And the right one depends entirely on what you are optimizing for.
Thinking about a move this year? Drop your state in the comments. I want to know where people are dreaming about.

05/28/2026

Your house is talking to you. You're just not listening.

I can walk into a house and tell you exactly what it's saying. And summer is when houses get LOUD because this is when buyers are out, windows are open, landscaping is on full display, and every flaw is sitting in natural light.

So here's your translator:

The overgrown landscaping?
“I’m tired.”

A few hundred dollars in cleanup can turn into thousands in perceived value.

The front door that sticks?
“First impressions matter.”

Buyers start forming opinions before they even fully walk inside. Fix the door. Paint it. Done.

The accent wall from 2019?
“It might be time.”

Neutral helps buyers picture themselves there. You can always repaint something bold in your next house.

The smell you've stopped noticing?
“Other people definitely notice it.”

Ask your most honest friend. Or your REALTOR®. We’ll tell you.

The house that just feels tired?
“I’ve been good to you. Help me look my best.”

This is the conversation I actually like having with sellers because most of these things are not massive renovations. They’re small, strategic fixes that can make a huge difference when buyers walk through.

And the bigger conversations? Those are best had before you list, not after a buyer walks away.

If your house has been whispering lately, let’s chat. No pitch, no pressure. Just an honest walkthrough and a real conversation about what would actually help your home stand out this summer.

Comment HOUSE and I’ll send you my full pre-listing walkthrough checklist, the same one I use with every seller before we hit the market.

05/03/2026

Finally made it to the part where I show up because I want to… not because I have to. Strong feels really good 💪✨