We have put several new properties on the market in the past several days, in part to hopefully take advantage of the upcoming Match Day (archived: 2006), when Medical Residents find out where they will be attending school for the next several years.
Crozet (archived: 2020) (17-20 minutes to UVa)
Wynridge (archived: 2020), Village Square (no longer available), Stonehenge ($229k) (archived: 2020), Stonehenge ($217,900) (archived: 2023), Four Seasons (archived: 2020) (all of these are 10-15 minutes to UVa.)
The Resident community is one of the sustaining factors of our market. I have worked with several Residents over the years; they tend to be good, intelligent people who are going to be in the area for a couple of years and often choose to remain in the CharlAlbemarle area after their residencies are complete. If you are interested in any of these, please email me.
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