I’m continuing my somewhat-consistent-series in which I write down stories that I find myself telling to virtually every client with whom I work. Pictures from the Potty is a fun one. I like the Face…
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4 Things about Seasonal Slowing of the Charlottesville Market
I’ve referred to this chart so many times in the past few days, I thought I’d write another post. (most of) The Charlottesville real estate market remains highly active. But … Amazingly, we are entering the…
Did You Know about the Hole in the Wall?
Every house has them … those little things that make a house unique, sometimes good, sometimes not so good. Ideally, every transaction would be so easy, unstressful, remarkably friendly and amicable that the seller and…
1st Quarter 2017 Market Report – Prices Up, Inventory Down, Velocity Stable
For many, the Charlottesville – Albemarle real estate market is great. For some, it’s fine. For buyers, it can be profoundly frustrating. For sellers whose houses aren’t selling, the headlines touting the strength of the…
April 2017 Monthly Note | Trust, Market, More
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Public Hearing on Albemarle County 2017 Property Tax Hike
No one showed. #Albemarle Opens second public hearing for property tax rates – No one speaks — Neil Williamson (@NeilSWilliamson) April 11, 2017 Now, you have another opportunity to express your opinion about Albemarle County property…
Rural vs Urban Life
I love getting messages from friends and readers. What follows is an exchange with a particularly thoughtful client discussing rural and urban life in the Charlottesville area. (my words are italicized) * Actual urban living in…