From the monthly archives:

July 2007

Zion Crossroads Providing Much Needed Commercial Development

July 18, 2007

Anyone who lives east of the Charlottesville/Albemarle area, knows all too well the drive into Charlottesville. For decades, residents of Fluvanna and Louisa especially, have made the drive into Charlottesville for dining, shopping, recreation, etc. That may soon be changing. Zion X Roads (the area where Rt. 250, Rt. 15 and I-64 intersect) is quickly [...]

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If You Want to See Things Clearly, You Need to Get the Right Angle

July 11, 2007

Summer time, being the basketball off-season, is the time for officiating camps. A few weeks ago I attended a great camp that I have gone to for the past few years. It is put on by my college conference supervisors, and the knowledge that I gain there every year has proved most valuable as I [...]

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Charlottesville Real Estate Market Takes Big Hit in June

July 9, 2007

It is time to take a look at the June sales statistics for the Charlottesville area real estate market. Overall, the stats did not look good. The drop in June sales compared to last year was significant in every geographical area, and the year-to-date stats reflect the drag that June created. Let’s take a look: [...]

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A Value Proposition

July 2, 2007

The question that I get asked most often as a REALTOR is, “What is my home worth?” Obviously, this is an important question. Everyone is interested in the value of their home. They can be interested in it for a number of different reasons, but people are always interested. In a day and age where [...]

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