This is progress? Hat tip to Outskirts (no longer available).
Low-tech productivity gains a following. I have read 43folders (no longer available) for some time. Whenever someone asks me what the best gadget is for x task, my answer has always been “whatever works for you.” It just might not be the new Palm with all the bells and whistles.
Co-opetition, not com-petition (archived: 2008). In one way, blogging is much like real estate – mutual collaboration is a major factor in one’s success. Despite my disdain for anything labeled a “buzzword” I think I like co-opetition. Locally, the cvilleblogs aggregator has contributed significantly to the local community.
Growing traffic touches everyone (no longer available).
I changed the name. But I need to work on my tagline.
I would love to know more about the goings-on of Walker Square (no longer available). This marks two very negative stories I have heard (both first-hand) about Walker Square. Clarification anyone?
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1st Quarter 2016 Nest Report – How’s the Market?
Download the Nest Report here, dig in, ask questions, and remember - this is a snapshot of the total market. Your market will vary, whether that's a condo in the heart of downtown Charlottesville or the outskirts of town, single family home in North Downtown or a…
Charlottesville Area Association of Realtors’ 2015 Market Report
Dig in. Ask questions. Short takeaways when looking at the Charlottesville area market report: Inventory remains low. Prices are up (mostly) These are broad-brush stats; your market will vary. If you're considering buying or selling in the Charlottesville area, use this report as a baseline; then do…
Nest’s 2015 Mid-Year Market Report
Download the Charlottesville Mid-Year Report; ask questions, get educated. In this report, we cover the City of Charlottesville (sales are up, days on market down), Albemarle County (same), Greene, Nelson, Louisa and Fluvanna. We're seeing mostly positive trends across the board. Broadly, we're looking at continued signs of…
Low Housing Inventory Continues in Charlottesville and Albemarle
If you look solely at the numbers, it looks like housing inventory is up. Not so. I've been thinking for months that we'd be seeing more housing inventory on the market by now. It's not yet here. Comparing the first 9 days of February of…