Sometimes, the best way to help a new client acclimate to the Charlottesville area is with a map. I was looking through my moleskin the other day* and noticed that I’ve drawn a few maps in…
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Bike Lanes and Train Tracks?
Walking and bicycling are good – for the body, for the soul, for the community, and the environment and real estate property values. Yes, my lens is somewhat self-selecting, but the trends amongst home buyers and renters is to be closer to walking and biking trails.
I’m curious to learn what the opportunities are for adding bike lanes and walking paths near train tracks around Charlottesville and Albemarle … and whether/how the City and County could/would work together.
Read MoreCharlottesville Tomorrow – Moving Courts and Such
October has been a busy, busy month for the fine folks at Charlottesville Tomorrow; these are but a few of their stories most relevant to those who live in, near, or are thinking about moving…
Life in Albemarle County
A lifetime ago, I spent a semester in London. Our flat was within earshot of the changing of the guard. If I believed in having regrets, I’d regret never making time to see the changing…
3rd Quarter 2016 Charlottesville Real Estate Market Report
If you’re buying a home in the Charlottesville area right now, this can be a challenging market – some pockets remain extremely competitive (mainly the City of Charlottesville and close-in urban ring markets) – and for…
A Few Charlottesville Area Hikes for Kids
Looking out from AftonOrtman RoadNewtownDick Woods? October. It's one of the best months in Charlottesville, and certainly one of the best for hiking, biking, being outdoors. A friend emailed - I'd like to start getting my...
Making a Rash Homebuying Decision
Getting my buyer-client to the point where they can make a rash decision. That’s my goal. The Charlottesville real estate market – in many ways, it sucks. Really. Sucks. *NB: This applies to a certain segment…