Industry Leadership & Media
Curt Reichstetter is the Broker/Owner of Two Dog Realty and 2026 President, Virginia REALTORS®. His statewide leadership and housing-market commentary bring a working broker’s perspective to the issues affecting buyers, sellers, homeowners, and real estate professionals across the Commonwealth.
Official installation announcement · Virginia REALTORS® leadership biography · Virginia Business presidency profile
Independent Media Coverage
Virginia Business: Virginia REALTORS® names 2026 president
Virginia Business profiled Curt’s installation as 2026 President, Virginia REALTORS®, including his industry experience, leadership path, and commitment to serving the profession across Virginia. Read the profile.
Virginia Business: Virginia housing market slowed in November
Coverage of the November 2025 market report examined slower sales, expanding inventory, and the opportunities created for buyers entering 2026. Read the article.
Virginia Business: Virginia sees home sales increase in December
Coverage of the December 2025 market report highlighted the year-end sales increase, moderating price growth, and improving inventory. Read the article.
Virginia Business: Virginia sees notable spike in pending home sales in January
Coverage of the January 2026 market report focused on stronger pending sales, increased buyer activity, and early signs of a more balanced spring market. Read the article.
Virginia Business: Virginia sees home sales growth in February
Coverage of the February 2026 report quoted Curt on growing inventory, more options for buyers, and renewed activity in local markets heading into spring. Read the article.
Virginia Business: Virginia home sales rise, inventory grows in March
Coverage of the March 2026 report examined Virginia’s strongest first-quarter sales performance since 2022 and continued growth in available listings. Read the article.
Virginia Business: Virginia housing market maintains momentum in April
Coverage of the April 2026 report highlighted stronger sales, new listings, buyer demand, and changing mortgage rates. Read the article.
Virginia Business: Virginia home sales and listings rise in June
Coverage of the June 2026 report examined resilient buyer activity, listing growth, quick sales, and sellers’ continued ability to achieve strong results. Read the article.
Virginia Business: Virginia housing sales dip in August
Coverage of the August 2026 report quoted Curt on the steady expansion of available inventory as higher mortgage rates slowed sales. Read the article.
Virginia REALTORS® 2026 Market Commentary
As 2026 President, Virginia REALTORS®, Curt provides a practitioner’s perspective alongside the association’s monthly statewide housing reports. These entries link to the original reports and confirmed independent coverage; they do not reproduce releases in full.
Continuing coverage
September–December 2026 releases and independent media coverage will be added as they are published.
"Lower mortgage rates are bringing more buyers off the sidelines."
We're seeing early signs that the lock-in effect is easing.
Official December 2025 home sales report
Archive note: Virginia REALTORS® incorrectly displays this release as January 22, 2025. The correct date is January 22, 2026.
Also covered by: Virginia Business · Williamsburg Yorktown Daily · Royal ExaminerMore listings and more buyers are what we want to see as we head toward spring.
Inventory is growing, buyers have more options, and many local markets are experiencing renewed activity.
We're seeing a spring market that feels more balanced than in recent years.
Official March 2026 home sales report
Also covered by: Virginia Business · Williamsburg Yorktown DailyThese improving conditions are shaping real opportunities for buyers and sellers.
Official April 2026 home sales report
Also covered by: Virginia Business"We're seeing more balance return to the market as inventory improves. Buyers have more choices than they've had in recent years, and sellers continue to benefit from strong demand and steady price growth."
Official May 2026 home sales report
Also covered by: WAVYStrong listing growth and steady buyer activity are defining this summer's market.
Official June 2026 home sales report
Also covered by: Virginia Business"The market is evolving, but opportunities remain for both buyers and sellers. Buyers who stay in the market are benefiting from a growing selection of homes, while sellers continue to see strong home values and interest from motivated purchasers."
Official July 2026 home sales report
Also covered by: ARLnow · Weekly Real Estate News"One encouraging trend for buyers continues to be the steady expansion of available inventory. That can help provide more options to choose from as buyers navigate today's higher borrowing costs."
Official August 2026 home sales report
Also covered by: Virginia Business · Henrico Citizen
Advocacy & Leadership in Action
June 23, 2026
Emcee, Virginia REALTORS® Legal & Economic Symposium
Curt Reichstetter served as emcee for the Virginia REALTORS® Summer Symposium Series: Legal & Economic Symposium, a day of new-law updates, regulation changes and Virginia housing-market insights for REALTORS® from across the region. Heather Reichstetter attended with him. Continuing education like this keeps our guidance current for the Richmond-area buyers and sellers we serve.
June 17, 2026
Capitol Hill: Urging Passage of the ROAD to Housing Act
During NAR's Legislative Meetings in Washington, Curt Reichstetter and the Virginia REALTORS® team met with Sen. Tim Kaine and Rep. Rob Wittman's office to urge passage of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. The bipartisan housing law took effect July 11, 2026.
May 7, 2026
NVAR Economic Summit with NAR Chief Economist Dr. Lawrence Yun
Curt Reichstetter joined the Northern Virginia Association of REALTORS® Economic Summit in Falls Church, where economists analyzed the regional and national housing market. He thanked NVAR CEO Ryan McLaughlin and NVAR President Rob Carney for hosting, and connected with Dr. Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist of the National Association of REALTORS®. Insights like these shape the market guidance we share with Richmond-area clients.
April 2026
Volunteering with Blue Sky Fund's Explorers
Curt Reichstetter volunteered with Blue Sky Fund, the Richmond nonprofit that connects local youth to the outdoors, helping Richmond Public Schools third through fifth graders learn how rainwater runoff moves through a watershed. He joined through his local REALTOR® association.
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