I did videos a decade ago. Now I’m doing them again. I’m older, video is higher definition, and the goal remains the same: share interesting and relevant information about the Charlottesville real estate market.
Looking forward to 2022 Charlottesville real estate market
Hey, this is Jim Duncan with Nest Realty.
In 2021 in Charlottesville and Albemarle, 2,914 homes sold with an average of 30 days on the market, and an average price of $522,000. In 2020, those numbers were 2,503, 54 days on market, and the average price was $499,000.
So I’m trying something new and also going back to our roots for 2022. I did these years ago and I’m going to start again. Weekly-ish video updates on what’s happening in the Charlottesville and Albemarle real estate market, talking about supply, demand, market insights, and thoughts about what’s happening in our market, and what’s likely to happen in 2022 and beyond.
Whether it’s my blog, my note, my Tweets, or these videos, please ask me questions. The more questions, the more answers I’ll be able to share.
I did similar videos soon after I started practicing real estate in 2001 and what’s old is new again.
Here we go.
Going to be posting these here and on IG, must as I hate that forum. 🙂
Questions? I’m here.
Interested in Learning More?
I have been been representing buyers and sellers in Charlottesville, Albemarle, and Central Virginia since 2001. Get local insight born of experience.
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