Podcast of Tuesday’s Radio appearance

by Jim Duncan on June 13, 2008

Here is the podcast of my appearance on Tuesday’s Charlottesville - Right Now! show on WINA. Every time I do radio, I am amazed at how fast the time goes by.

Thanks to CPN for posting it.

* Duncan’s analysis of the current housing market in Central Virginia.
* Tips on how to price your house to sell in the current market.
* Public transportation- The impact of the lack of public transportation on potential buyers in the area.
* The desirability of urban living and its effect on housing prices

Topics mentioned in addition to the items above -

- $4.00+ Gasoline - High Enough to Make you Move?
- Vacant houses and homeowners’ insurance
- The expansion and contraction (geographically) of the Central Virginia real estate market (including Waynesboro/Augusta)
- Real estate assessments, and why I think that they are irrelevant with regards to market value
- Renting homes that haven’t sold
- Lease purchases
- Fuel prices, power prices, water prices increasing - and its affect on affordability
- Sticky housing prices

Things I will write about next week due to the show -

- Breakdown of the Central Virginia market by price range
- Vacant houses and homeowners’ insurance - denial of claims, policies sold to builders, homeowners

To Craig - Thank you for your comments and for saying, “Jim is exactly right.” :)

Thanks Coy and WINA for the opportunity.

 
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