*this is a marketing post It’s amazing that bad MLS photos are still a thing, but they are. Sellers: if you’re hiring a professional real estate agent, it’s reasonable for you to check to make…
Date Archives March 2017
No One Cares about Albemarle’s $400 MILLION Budget?
*Yes, it’s a deliberately antagonistic headline. I know. Alison Wrabel at the Daily Progress wrote a great story on Sunday about the lack of engagement/participation in the Albemarle County budget process. I wonder … why are…
Search for homes by Noise Level?
“Is this neighborhood quiet?” is a very common question buyers ask, almost as common as “how often does the train run?” This National Transportation Noise Map is one way to try to ascertain neighborhood transportation noise levels. (thanks…
A New View of West Main in Charlottesville
I had the opportunity this week to look at the back side of West Main from UVA Hospital. The Charlottesville skyline is changing a bit … and it’s not even close to being finished. A…
March’s Monthly Note – Pepperoni Bubble
Lots discussed this month Pepperoni Bubble Acclimating to the Charlottesville Market Bicycles are good (for you) Blog Roundup A few things I’m reading. Interested? Subscribe here. I tend to write my best stuff here; it’s…
The “Quiet Period” of the Residential Real Estate Transaction
I remember well the quiet period, from when I bought my first house … anxiety, questioning, wondering what I was doing that was inevitably going to screw things up. What is the “quiet period,” or…
Appeal Your Albemarle County Assessments (2017)
I’m posting this email from the Albemarle County Assessor, Peter Lynch, because: 1- It’s good and useful information 2 – It’s easier for me to send a link to a blog post to clients than the…