Local politics, Deschutes Brewery, Charlottesville real estate market update, new mortgage regulations, fair housing, new construction — just a few of the topics we covered in just under an hour of live radio.
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Charlottesville Real Estate Radio – 25 October 2015
Matt Hodges and I will be talking real estate and mortgages to Charlottesville’s newest radio station, 94.7 this Sunday (25 October, 2015) at 11am. As always, I’ll do a recap by Monday of the show topics we actually get to.
Previewing a Bio Video
This is likely to be one of the more consistent videos I’m going to send to clients for the next two years … Thoughts welcomed.
C-Ville’s State of the Charlottesville Real Estate Market
File this under shameless self promotion as well as thanks and gratitude to C-Ville and to my wonderful clients for their interview. C-Ville did a great round up of where the Charlottesville real estate market is…
September’s Monthly Note – Community, Oil Tanks & the Market
One note a month. Usually less than 1500 words, I tend to write my best stuff in this note.*
One of the highlights of every month’s note, in addition to the market insight and stories I write, are the blog summaries, in which I highlight some of the best posts on RealCentralVA and RealCrozetVA from the previous month.
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* It’s really the only stuff I write that’s edited.
Radio Recap from WNRN 7 September 2014
Today was an interesting radio show – some real estate and more community, community building, and becoming part of the community. I’m going to update this post with detailed show notes, but in the meantime, the podcast is here.
Enormous thanks to those who responded so quickly on twitter to my question – how do you assess/define community? (I’d say community is something that helps answer a question about community quickly!)
A few stories we discussed:
- As Uber expands to Charlottesville, cab drivers speak out
- America is rapidly aging in a country built for the young
- The above led to this a particularly interesting part of the conversation in which we discussed exurbs, proximity to stuff, demographics of folks moving to the Charlottesville area, where they’re moving and more. These stories I wrote a few years ago are quite relevant – The Slums of Tomorrow Might be Here Today and Are People Really Moving to Cities? and Living Large, by Design, in the Middle of Nowhere and The Fear Factor in America’s Growing Exurbs.
- Using Google to find your Triangles
- When buying a home, what do you want to live or not live next to/nearby?
Pipeline stories:
March 2014 Note – Coaching Soccer, Market Update, Client Thoughts
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