Drink beer. Talk about real estate. Easy. Curious about the Charlottesville or Crozet real estate markets? Want to talk about new developments, new houses, market trends? Stop by Pro Re Nata for our Thirsty Third Thursdays. 5 – 7 PM. For July, that’s the 21st.
Entering the Downward Part of the Charlottesville Seasonal Market
Note: this is *normal.* I saw recently some insane excitable person mention something to do with Christmas. Clearly, they are 1) crazy 2) have too much time on their hands. I was however, inspired to look at where we are in the market. The Charlottesville area real estate market is mostly-seasonal, tied in large part to the school/academic year. The following chart is one I reference so…
Lots of Stories and Much Construction in Downtown Charlottesville
There is so much construction in Downtown Charlottesville that I made a list of the projects so I can keep track of them for my clients. Apartments, office, hotels, mixed-use. Charlottesville is becoming a city.
Bodo’s on Preston – Entrance is Getting Redone
One of the more inefficient, but definitely Charlottesville things (if you don’t know how to enter and then wait quickly, you’re clearly not from here) … is getting redone.
Who (What Age) is Moving to the Charlottesville – Albemarle Area
Sometimes, asking a simple question yields a tremendous response. A few weeks ago I was in a meeting in which a speaker noted that builders were building new homes primarily for the 55+ community (not explicitly 55+ communities; that’s a different thing). Builders are building an awful lot of homes in the Charlottesville – Albemarle area that do speak to the “want a first-floor master…
Charlottesville 29 + Charlottesville Restaurants = Help Food Bank
What a remarkable thing. The Charlottesville 29 have partnered with McGuire Woods and a slew of Charlottesville restaurants to help the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank (one of my favorites charities). Hunger is a stubborn problem – globally, nationally and regionally. Here in the Charlottesville area, it still impacts as many as one in ten people, and the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank helps by feeding an…
Conveying Information without Links Doesn’t Work (for me)
Video is good for conveying some types of information, but not always so great at conveying deep knowledge.