It is absolutely imperative to respond to potential customers/clients as soon as possible. That not all of my competition understands that makes my job just a little bit easier…. If I don’t get a response to something, I either lose interest or look elsewhere. The internet buyers do the same – over 80% of them start their search online.
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UVa. tearing down the Cavalier Inn
I was remarking to a prospective buyer, who happens to be staying at the Cavalier Inn, how it was going to be torn down in the near future to make way for UVa’s Arts Center. Lo and behold, Cvillenews has a discussion on that very subject. From the Cavalier Daily – While actual plans for the new arts center have yet to be designed, the University is anticipating that the center will be approximately 120,000 square feet with a performance space capable of accommodating an audience of 1,600, Wornock said. The new arts center will be located on the current site of the University-owned Cavalier Inn on the corner of Emmett Street and University Avenue.
Water resources
WINA and the DP both have fairly extensive reports – of note is that the federal regulatory agencies told Rivanna that they don’t HAVE to come up with a plan that covers the next 50 years. Wish they had mentioned that 5 years ago. Planning for the distant future is not an altogether bad idea, though. Not planning adequately for the future is something that has defined our region for some time. Shockingly, the local officials say they want to meet again with regulators before selecting a preferred option or combination of options.
Font troubles
I am having problems getting fonts to be consistent, as well as with all new posts being categorized as “uncategorized.†Please bear with me.
Rich Collins’ run for Delegate
Your water gets more polluted, your traffic becomes more congested, your schools become crowded, your police force is pressed—and your tax assessments go up…. Maybe you thought government was being foolish with expenditures, and you couldn’t understand what they were doing with all this money…. For newcomers, it would be like a price for admission to a community in which there has been a great investment into water, sewer, schools and an attractive community…. How exactly would Mr. Collins “shift the tax†with it not negatively impacting all property owners in this region?
Let’s go to Culpeper!
The Commonwealth Transportation Board will hold a public hearing involving its draft 6-year plan for rail, mass transit, bicycle, pedestrian, and state highway projects. The agency wants to hear about projects through the 2011 budget cycle. The public hearing will be held at 5 p.m. at the Highway Department’s Culpeper District auditorium…. Planning for only six years seems shortsighted.
If only we had a large body of water
Pushed off land by soaring housing prices, Clay is one of a growing number of Washington area residents making their homes on barges and schooners from the District’s Southwest waterfront to Chesapeake Bay inlets in Southern Maryland, marina managers say. Our region is running out of land … some of those in the D.C. area have more options. Story here.