More at the Washington Post : BEER TRAIL DETAILS: Monticello (931 Thomas Jefferson Pkwy., 434-984-9822, http:/ / www.monticello.org ) is open daily 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. … (200 Mosbys Run, Roseland, 434-361-1001, http:/ / www.dbbrewingcompany.com ) serves food and brews daily from 11:30 a.m. until last call (usually 11 p.m.).
Browsing Category sideblog
Revisiting Lowball Offers
The HooK was kind enough to run a variation of my post from a couple weeks ago on lowball offers .
Market Perspective from Twitter
I said – I wish I could search the MLS based on difference between how much seller’s asking and what they owe.
…In my market we only have about 10-15% of those , the rest are short sales or REO’s.
Are You Paying Attention to the General Assembly?
Permits the City of Charlottesville and Albemarle County to impose an additional sales and use tax at a rate not exceeding one percent, provided that all revenue generated from the additional tax is used solely for transit or other transportation projects. … The Authority shall prepare a regional transit plan for all or portions of those areas located within the City of Charlottesville and all or such portions of the Counties of Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa, and Nelson as their governing bodies desire to have covered, to include, but not necessarily be limited to, transit improvements of regional significance.
The Slums of Tomorrow Might Be here Today
Last year the Atlantic published an article questioning whether the fringe communities – the suburbs – would become the next slums. (great discussion at Bacon’s Rebellion ) But much of the future decline is likely to occur on the fringes, in towns far away from the central city, not served by rail transit, and lacking any real core. … The environment, of course, will also benefit: if New York City were its own state, it would be the most energy-efficient state in the union; most Manhattanites not only walk or take public transit to get around, they unintentionally share heat with their upstairs neighbors.
What Do I Gain from Watching Incoming Visitors to My Blog?
I see little nuggets like this – someone from Houston searched Google for – want to move to Charlottesville – and it seems that I have some work to do if I want to come up further on the first page of Google. If you want to move to Charlottesville, what are the questions you’d like to have answered?