![]() ![]() Upon approval of the Advice Letter, Verizon would cease to provide residential white pages listings in most of its directories in California. The directories are published and delivered for Verizon by SuperMedia LLC (SuperMedia). The directories list all residential customers with published numbers and include business and government white pages and consumer guide pages, and may include yellow pages. On November 22, 2010, due to the need for additional time to prepare a Resolution for Commission consideration, the Communications Division suspended the Advice Letter until March 22, 2011.Ĭurrently, Verizon automatically delivers annually to each customer a printed white pages directory. Verizon's answers, filed November 22, 2010, are included in the discussion below. On November 12, 2010, the Communications Division requested additional information from Verizon about how it intended to implement the proposed change. The Communications Division determined that the Advice Letter was a matter appropriate to an advice letter but not subject to review and disposition under Tier 1 or Tier 2 and therefore the Advice Letter was properly classified as a Tier 3 Advice Letter, requiring a resolution, public comments and Commission approval. On October 22, 2010, Verizon filed a Tier 3 Advice Letter seeking to change the way it provides residential telephone listings to customers. ![]() Verizon will continue automatic delivery of directories containing white page business listings, government listings, yellow pages and consumer guides. Verizon proposes to end automatic delivery of white page directories containing residential listings and instead offer customers the option of a printed white pages directory or electronic white pages listings on a CD-ROM, as well as online white pages listings. 12535 (Advice Letter), filed October 22, 2010, proposing to change the way Verizon provides residential white pages directory listings to customers. This Resolution approves, with conditions, Verizon California Inc. Resolution T-17302 Approving Verizon California Inc. PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIAĬommunications Division RESOLUTION T-17302 Pending sales: 1,864, down 24.1% from May 2022.T-17302 - Agenda Resolution - Verizon California Inc.Average sales price: $800,845, up 0.2% from May 2022 and down 0.5% from April.Closed sales: 1,821 units, down 24.88% compared to May 2022 but up 27.3% compared to April.The NVAR data covers home sales activity in Fairfax and Arlington counties, the cities of Alexandria, Fairfax and Falls Church and the towns of Vienna, Herndon and Clifton. The update was created in cooperation with the Center for Regional Analysis at George Mason University. The forecast noted that a continued lack of housing inventory, pent-up buyers’ demand creating a sellers’ market and positive economic conditions peppered with mounting risks may be in store for the Northern Virginia housing market for the remainder of 2023. NVAR recently released a mid-year update to its regional real estate forecast. Prices will remain stable, with general expectations of modest rises,” said NVAR CEO Ryan McLaughlin. “The trends we are finding are consistent with our recent mid-year market forecast. The supply of inventory for May 2023 was 0.98 months, up 18.5% from May 2022 and up from 0.89 months of inventory in April. While this represented a 30% increase from May 2022, this May’s days on market figure is in line with the five-year average of 14 days on market.ĭemand and limited inventory kept prices high as the median sold price for a home in May 2023 was $715,000, almost the same as last May (up 0.2%) and 3.6% higher compared to April. Homes sold quickly in May, averaging 13 days on the market - a decrease from April of 27.8%. Buyers continue to have to act fast to get what they want.” “The small decrease in mortgage rates has helped, but choices remain limited because many homeowners are wary of giving up the great rates they already enjoy. “The environment may be different than a year ago, but we are still selling homes,” said NVAR board member Colleen Wright. Mortgage rates have receded slightly from recent spikes, and sales were up 27.3% in May compared to April, according to the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors (NVAR). Sign up for ’s free email subscription today.Īs the spring real estate market kicked into full gear in May, home sales in Northern Virginia were down 24.9% compared with May 2022, although home values remained strong. This article was written by WTOP’s news partner,, and republished with permission. Business & Finance Click to expand menu.
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