The Nest team puts out a lot of data. This month, I’m putting it all out there for your review. Dig in. Ask questions, and know that even with this data, your micro-market will require…
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Tariffs, Affordability, and the Charlottesville Real Estate Market
I’m no economist. But, I can read. And I can read people. Uncertainty is bad. Headwinds are bad. Perception is often reality and when materials costs are higher, costs to build are more expensive, homebuyers’ prices…
Lochlyn Hill neighborhood in Charlottesville – New Construction with Character
Not like any other new construction in the City of Charlottesville. Yes, I’m one of the marketing agents for the neighborhood, and yes, I have represented buyers in the neighborhood. But. Every single person who was walked…
RealPodVA – Podcast about Charlottesville, Real Estate, Dirty Jobs
This must be real. I bought the domain name: RealPodVA More to come (to include a “get your podcast here” option, but here’s the first episode. We talk about real estate assessments, among other…
Charlottesville Market, City Council, Self-Care, Pivideo | Monthly Note Archives
Archives of my subscription-only monthly notes. The blog is more searchable. Interested in not waiting a few months to read it? Learn more here. For these posts, I don’t do much formatting/changing as I’m more concerned…
West2nd In Doubt, Albemarle Growing, Crozet Needs Infrastructure
A few stories of note this week of interest. Bolding is mine; please read the stories in their entireties. Albemarle officials discuss effects of county’s growth – Alison Wrabel at DP According to the Weldon…
February Note | Planning Ahead, Humans’ Home, Black Panther
Here we go. Some of the best writing I do every month. I write this Note for clients, customers, real estate voyeurs, people interested in the Charlottesville area, and those who like the Oxford comma….