I’ll be on WINA’s Charlottesville (archived: 2021) Right-Now (archived: 2008) Thursday from five to five thirty – that’s 1070AM.
Last month, we had some great phone calls and questions, and although this time will be much shorter (thirty minutes in radio time flies by) I hope we’ll have an equally or more productive time. If you have any questions or topic suggestions, other than the current market report, please let me know.
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Update 18 July 2008: A few of the topics we discussed:
– The current state of the Charlottesville area real estate market
– Foreclosure rate in Charlottesville and Virginia; some perspective gained looking at RealtyTrac – Albemarle has 1 foreclosure for every 13,356 units; Prince William has 1 foreclosure for every 111 housing units.
– Starbucks are closing (archived: 2008); what might the impact be on the housing markets around them?
– The impact that rentals are having on the market and respective market data.
Thanks to Coy and WINA for having me on; I’ll be on again next month as well.
I’m hoping the podcast gets posted before I leave town; Coy’s introduction of me was more than I could have hoped for (and I’d argue it’s all true! 🙂 )
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