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7 matches across neighborhood guides, notes from Jim, and pages

  1. Jim's Note

    Monthly Note Archives | A Question for You, Where’s the Market and Why Buy a Home

    ...National indicators are throwing out numbers of “9.3% appreciation!” – numbers which are inherently irrelevant when looking at any local real estate market. Some segments in our market have shown...

    Monthly Notes · December 14, 2014
  2. Jim's Note

    Monthly Notes | 2014’s Predictions & Social Media Usage

    ...potential price appreciation for sellers is likely to be diminished.   Why I do What I Do I was at a party at the home of friends who are also...

    Monthly Notes · December 19, 2014
  3. Jim's Note

    Left Turns, Nest Summit, A Big Mistake and a Question | Note from Jim

    ...homes. There’s a lot of conflicting, succinct information here, for example (archived: 2023). Appreciation has cooled, but continues to grow. The story will change depending on what market segments we’re...

    Monthly Notes archives · December 14, 2017
  4. Jim's Note

    Monthly Notes | Neighborhoods, Nest Party and a Stable Market?

    ...(archived: 2019) educated (archived: 2019). The Nest Party.   We had our annual client appreciation party last month on the roof of the Water Street garage in Downtown Charlottesville. It...

    Monthly Notes · December 14, 2014
  5. Jim's Note

    What is It? 2015’s Over, 2016’s Ahead, and the MLS | Note From Jim | January 2016

    ...this. If inventory remains low, competition is going to be stiff. Some may say that appreciation we see will be “artificial,” but the market is what the market is. If...

    Monthly Notes archives · September 24, 2016
  6. Jim's Note

    Pepperoni Bubble | Monthly Notes Archives

    ...tardy appreciation. We ended up with two new … houses. One (here) and one (here) We used the … person you mentioned to us … (to help facilitate) … Thanks...

    Monthly Notes · November 2, 2017
  7. Jim's Note

    Monthly Note Archives – February 2022

    ...we don’t see continued appreciation of 10% to 20% value every year as we have been seeing, because that is clearly not sustainable long-term. Even shorter answer is that we...

    Monthly Notes archives · March 7, 2022

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