People who drive from Charlottesville to Albemarle, and vice-versa. Same with people on bicycles, and pedestrians. Why don't Charlottesville & Albemarle work together (with the University of Virginia, too)? Finally, they might.* From Charlottesville Tomorrow The Albemarle Board of Supervisors and the Charlottesville City Council have agreed to enter into a formal partnership to help improve bus service in the region. “This is a partnership that is advisory,” said Chip Boyles, the executive director of the Thomas Jefferson … [Read more...]
That Ugly Thing on West Main? That’s an Internal Garage
It's big, it's ugly ... and it's just the internal garage for "The Standard," a mixed-use building that will eventually have 600 bedrooms. … [Read more...]
Riding a Bicycle from Hollymead to Downtown Charlottesville
Riding a bicycle from Downtown Charlottesville to Hollymead Town Center - I drove the new Berkmar Extension recently with a client who also rides a bicycle, and we discussed the feasibility of riding from there to Downtown Charlottesville. Commuting by bicycle from 29 North to Downtown Charlottesville can be done, pretty easily; it requires skill, and a bit of confidence). From the Nest office off Charlottesville's Downtown Mall to the Hollymead Town Center (Target, Harris Teeter, Blue Ridge Cyclery and a lot more), it took me about 32 … [Read more...]
Quick Look at the Charlottesville Region’s Real Estate Market – July 2017
Numbers, while they don't necessarily lie, don't always tell the full story. As I've said for years - your micro-market matters. Your neighborhood matters. This neighborhood could be within 1/10th of a mile of that neighborhood, but in the higher level analyses, look very similar. Download these market reports, and then ... ask questions. … [Read more...]
Inlookers – The Nazis Are NOT From Charlottesville
A very different view than I saw on Friday standing In the same spot. Hate has no place on these Grounds. A post shared by Sanjay Suchak (@sanjaysuchak) on Aug 16, 2017 at 8:10pm PDT The past few weeks have been profoundly difficult for Charlottesville. One thing about which I need to be clear: the Nazis and white supremacists you saw on BBC, CNN, Al Jazeera, etc? They are not from Charlottesville. Charlottesville is not a haven for hatred. We have a lot of work to do. Our community was shaken, and continues to … [Read more...]
Charlottesville Murals & Art
There were a couple here I hadn't seen before. This type of art adds such a remarkable touch to life in the Charlottesville area. I'd love to see more of this type of art created in a few places in the area. … [Read more...]
Three Charlottesville Neighborhoods; Three Distinct Markets
"Is it a sellers' market?" A potential client asked that question recently, specifically after we toured three neighborhoods in the immediate urban ring of Charlottesville. Each of the neighborhoods is in the County of Albemarle (meaning, County schools, police, fire, taxes, etc), but they are considered to be "Charlottesville" (22901, 22903 zip codes) As I instinctively answered the question, I thought the answers were interesting, and worth sharing. Neighborhood One Seller's market. Great location, high demand, short but consistent … [Read more...]
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