Charlottesville's Real Estate Blog. Buyer &/or Seller Representation, Real Estate News
RealCentralVA, Charlottesville’s first (and only?) real estate blog is evolving.
I’m writing less here on RealCentralVA, and that’s ok. Things ebb and flow, and now (mid-2019) is an ebb. I’m focusing for now on my Monthly Note (JimsNote.com), while I’m posting here with less frequency. Rather than stress about it, I’m accepting the ebb so I’m ready for the flow.
Writing matters. Writing is a way for me to work through ideas, publish things I send often to clients, archive thoughts, and provide, for better or worse, a track record for people to learn about…
I walked in a new-to-me park last week in the City of Charlottesville. Can you guess which one? Producing content is hard. So is practicing real estate. Blog posts have been in short supply…
No one comments anymore.
I’m tempted to follow NPR’s lead, and remove comments on RealCentralVA. As they noted, naturally, on Twitter:
Significant stat on comment retirement: Only .003 percent of visitors posted even once a month over three months.
10 years ago today, I wrote the first post here on RealCentralVA. It’s been an interesting 10 years. Here’s to at least one more.