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A few links – 08-17-2006

Vacation has been good – I’ve read three books so far, but staying out of touch with the world is a skill I have not yet allowed myself to master.

Merv’s aggregate analysis of the market is spot-on (no longer available).

Kickball? Kickball! Who doesn’t love kickball?
Brian Wheeler provides the most comprehensive analysis of Albemarle’s district growth out there.

The decisions the City of Charlottesville make today will impact the lives, both financially, socially and in many other ways we haven’t even conceived of yet. Are they doing the right things? Are tall buildings the way to go?

Not guilty (archived: 2021). And, on a side note, the victim’s brother is a Realtor.

If you’re a blogger and have at least 30 minutes, Pew Internet has an interesting survey on blogging (archived: 2018).

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Charlottesville Areas Market Reports to Start 2020

Charlottesville Areas Market Reports to Start 2020

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Blog Update – Still Here

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Writing a Bit Less on the Blog

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I'm writing less here, and that's ok. It's not for a lack of ideas (I have a long list of drafts), or time, necessarily, but I've been focusing on clients so much that my drafts are remaining drafts for a bit longer.  As I wrote…

Creating Content. It’s Worthwhile Work

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Writing matters. Writing is a way for me to work through ideas, publish things I send often to clients, archive thoughts, and provide, for better or worse, a track record for people to learn about Charlottesville and, me. Not everything is, or has to be,…

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