3 first steps when working with new buyer clients in Charlottesville and Albemarle, Virginia, with Jim Duncan of Nest Realty
Browsing Category General Real Estate
Looking to 2024
Disclosing Flooding in Virginia, Sort of
People care about whether their house will flood, and I’d wager more care about this risk now than did in 2016. See North Carolina’s new law.
Who Knew HOAs Could be Progressive? No Woodstoves?
Woodstoves. No woodstove (including free-standing and fireplace insert) shall be installed, maintained or used on any Lot in Albemarle County
Climate Change and Insurance — A Charlottesville Insurance Perspective
I’ve written about climate change and real estate markets quite a lot. I know the real estate side of this world very well. I tangentially know the homeowners insurance world, and read a lot about it. So I asked an old friend and insurance agent, David Jenkins with State Farm for his insight.
14 Years Later, Real Estate Commissions Have Shifted
We’ve been thinking and talking about the real estate lawsuits for years. The first of many have now concluded, and real estate commissions are changing. How? We don’t yet know. Ramifications? Still unknown.
Are People Moving to the Charlottesville Area Due to Climate Change?
I’d argue that the answer to the question – “Are people moving to Charlottesville due to climate change?” is — I think it’s a factor that more and more of my buyer clients are articulating as a contributing factor when considering where to move.