I never thought I’d see these in this part of Charlottesville. Short story: they’re redoing Emmet Street/29 from Forest Lakes to Best Buy. Start here for quick background. For those of you from Charlottesville but who haven’t…
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Density in Downtown Charlottesville – If Not Here, Where?
Proposed development off High Street in Downtown Charlottesville, image Courtesy Charlottesville Tomorrow Charlottesville Tomorrow's Sean Tubbs wrote last week about a developer seeking 104 units near the old Martha Jefferson - now the CFA/Hemoshear/etc building....
Reaffirming WordPress’ Value (in Real Estate)
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jim Duncan (@jimduncan) Social media worlds colliding today … I saw the tweet below linking to a story on that actual Internet (not Facebook’s…
Albemarle County Seeking to Raise Property Taxes. Again.
Real estate assessments rose again in Albemarle County in 2016 nearly 2% in 2015 after about 2.5% in 2014; now Albemarle County wants to increase the tax rate by 2.5 cents. Sean Tubbs at Charlottesville Tomorrow writes (be sure to…
VDOT Marketing Homes Through Zillow & not the MLS
This is not a post about Zillow vs the MLS. This is a post asking one question: Why is VDOT not marketing the homes they have for sale through the MLS? They are listed “for sale by owner” on Zillow.
That’s it. That’s the question.
Nest Realty’s 2016 Annual Market Report
It’s here! If you’d like a hardcopy, please ask and I’ll mail it to you asap. While you can download the market report here, you won’t get the smells-like-a-fresh-yearbook sensation, nor as many beautiful photos!
Public Spaces in Private Spaces – What’s the Balance?
What if … the only available public spaces to freely assemble are private?
The forthcoming Market Plaza in Downtown Charlottesville is going to be a massive project,
Market Plaza will feature 68 residential units, 55,000 square feet of office space and 10,000 square feet of retail space.
The city market will operate in an open-air plaza for as many as two days a week in the south-west quadrant. The plaza will be rented by the city for those days and will be managed by the developer for the rest.