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Fluvanna

I’m giving a free presentation to local residents about social media

February 18, 2009

Today, I am on the cover of the local publication, The Rural Virginian (sorry, no link). You can download the article, though.
The article was written, very well I might add, by local freelance writer Wendy Edwards. You can follow Wendy on Twitter, too (@WendyTime). The interview itself was a lesson in how [...]

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CVS Pharmacy Coming to Fluvanna (Video Proof)

December 14, 2007

There has been a lot of talk recently about the CVS pharmacy that was rumored to be coming to Fluvanna County. I believe that I first heard the rumor about two years ago. As things got closer, there were numerous county meetings, and even a bit of a flap over what Fluvanna is [...]

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Virginia Governor Tim Kaine Makes a Stop in Fluvanna county

December 11, 2007

Governor Tim Kaine visited Palmyra this morning to attend a dedication ceremony for the newly-constructed Pembroke-Pettit bridge across the Rivanna River. The bridge opened in October, and the old bridge has now been completely removed.
The ceremony was well attended by Fluvanna County residents and members of the Fluvanna County Government. There was a [...]

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2007 Fluvanna County Toy Lift

December 8, 2007

Today was the day for the 2007 Fluvanna County Toy Lift. The toy lift was coordinated by Dr. Ed and Denise Lauterbach. The Toy Lift took place at the Food Lion shopping center just outside Lake Monticello. The weather may have been chilly, but Ed, Denise and all of the volunteers [...]

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Charlottesville Real Estate September Sales Statistics

October 11, 2007

August was rough, and September wasn’t any better for the Charlottesville real estate market. Below are the charts for the sales in the Charlottesville area in September, and for the entire year-to-date. As always the sales data is compiled from the Charlottesville Area Association of REALTORS MLS.
Let’s take a look:

For the month of [...]

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The Charlottesville Area is More than Charlottesville and Albemarle

September 17, 2007

This is me in the latest edition of Abode in the C-Ville Weekly.  The purpose of the article was to expose people to the idea of looking at real estate in the more rural areas that surround Charlottesville and Albemarle as potentially better long-term investments.
Most of the attention in our area has always been focused [...]

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August Sales Put a Big Dent in the Charlottesville Real Estate Market

September 14, 2007

Time to take a look at the sales stats for August in the Charlottesville Area. As I previously posted, the Charlottesville Association of REALTORS did a bit of foreshadowing for us, but now we have a chance to really see what the situation is. New this month, I am going to a graphic [...]

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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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Charlottesville Area Stats for May– Sales Lag, so Does Median Home Price

June 19, 2007

It is time to take a look at the sales statistics for the Charlottesville area for the month of May. Unfortunately, Wordpress is giving me problems with picture uploads, so I will do my best to convey the information without the use of fancy graphics. Hopefully I can have the issue resolved in [...]

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