The Charlottesville Bubble Blog have posted Part Two of their series.
Michael Guthrie invited Greg Slater and me to be on his radio show this Saturday on WINA at 10am; we will be discussing our perspectives on the Charlottesville real estate market, what we’re seeing, challenges, things sellers need to do to prepare, steps for buyers to prepare to buy a house, the ongoing societal shift with respect to housing and so much more.
I’ll say this – there’s never enough time on radio.
Update 14 November 2011: The podcast is now up (pop-up window) and it’s a strong conversation, well worth listening to (no longer available).
Part One, in which the explain their reasons for these interviews and series.
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