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Nest Realty’s 1st Half 2011 “Nest Report”

Read it, download it, critique it. I’ll be posting a direct link later today.

Download the Nest Report (PDF)

Nest Realty’s Nest Report is out – a comprehensive look at “where we are” right now in the Charlottesville real estate market.

More commentary to come … this is hot off the presses!

Ultimately, the questions I’m trying to help you, the reader answer are:

– Should I buy a house in the Charlottesville area now?

– Should I rent a house in the Charlottesville area now?

– Should I (can I) sell my house now?

– What is the market doing? Is it good? Is it bad?

Keep in mind when looking at these numbers and analysis that to really know your market – in your neighborhood, on your street – is necessarily going to require more detailed analysis than you’re seeing here (or will see early next week when my specific analysis is complete)

 

Nest Realty’s 2nd Quarter 2011 Market Report

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to leave a comment, send me an email or call me. (or communicate however you please) also, I’m now on Google Plus.

 

Update 7/12/11: I was on Coy Barefoot’s show yesterday discussing the Charlottesville real estate market report. We covered a lot of ground, beyond numbers.

Listen to the show either at WINA.com (no longer available) or at my posterous (archived: 2022).

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