And Nest has some tips for his time in Charlottesville .
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Foreclosure Delays’ Impact?
I’m still in the midst of curating and analyzing various stories about the foreclosure crisis and its impact on the Charlottesville market. In the meantime, have you seen Remappingdebate.org? They called me last week for this story – Economists, real estate agents divided over impact of foreclosure delays
The Best Small Resort in the US (Mainland) is Right Here in Charlottesville
Congratulations to General Manager Matthias Smith and everyone associated with Keswick Hall. See all of the rankings at Conde Nast .
Home Sales in Central Virginia aren’t Great
CAAR year-end market reports show Central Virginia’s median price for homes sold in 2009 was $245,000,$265,000 in 2008 and $277,000 in 2007. The local market reached its peak median sale price in the first quarter of 2006, according to CAAR reports, when the median home sale was $289,900.
I know that the above is the best available data to the media, but it’s really mostly irrelevant. The end of 2009 is long-gone, and “Central Virginia” is far too great to provide useful information for buyers or sellers, or interested people other than to provide exceptionally high-level trends.
Real Estate Market in 2011 Charlottesville VA
What’s the Charlottesville real estate market going to look like in 2011? I’ll be making projections and contemplations in a few weeks, but in the meantime, have a look at the Google:
Web search interest in real estate in Virginia : Do your own search to see projections … Web search interest in real estate in the USA: The search for real estate agencies has shown a more marked and consistent decline: Looks like buying a home is seasonal.
Reviewed by Lender411
The folks at Lender411 were kind of enough to review RealCentralVA.com, and I think they pretty much nailed what I’m trying to accomplish. 🙂 What sets Jim’s blog apart from others is his ability to…