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Two stories that will lead the stories of the 2025 Charlottesville real estate market:
Inventory will increase in the Charlottesville – Albemarle markets
Homeowners insurance will become a greater part of the Charlottesville real estate market conversation
What makes a “bad” real estate agent?
Easy question to ask, but first we need to define what “bad” means. And “good.”
What’s the rough ratio of private buyers vs. LLC’s or Corporations buying houses in this area? There are a ton of articles touting how home buying has increased significantly this past year, but they seem at odds with other articles espousing how corporations are buying up inventory at an astounding rate and leaving them empty or using them as rentals. Since houses in this area seem more unaffordable than ever, I’m wondering if there’s a correlation.
And even more of a new thing to be writing that thing, and explaining it to the client and often the other agent. As I’d imagine is the case with any profession or sport, competence and proficiency come with reps. The more you do, the more you learn, and the more mistakes you make, and the more corrections you make. And the better to get at what you do. (hopefully)
Come talk about the Charlottesville real estate market with Jim Duncan of Nest Realty – 21 November at 4:30pm at Starr Hill Downtown
Moving to Charlottesville because of climate change? What will real estate prices do when more climate migrants move to Albemarle? Is Charlottesville “safer” with respect to climate change?