Exactly what our region needs – more high end homes.
From today's DP - Greene County supervisors on Tuesday opened the door for a new high-end neighborhood in Ruckersville. ... The 40 new one- and two-story houses likely will cost between $430,000 and $450,000 - a price range that would cover most county service costs,…
Greene and Fluvanna news
Trying to stay regionally involved and up to date ... very difficult to do. All counties are facing similar issues with growth, as shown in the respective candidate forums and public meetings. From an article by Nancy B. Miner in the Central Virginian: In a…
Growth, politics and the market (morning reading)
Tom McCrystal has a nice post. Conserve energy. The NYTimes causes a stir this morning with a report on the housing market. Why does their story get so much buzz and press? Greene faces its future with their Board of Supervisors elections. Greene also moved…
October Forum Watch
The Free Enterprise Forum's October Newsletter has been released. As usual, there is a lot of pertinent information. Full text is below. (more…)
End Growth in Greene?
From cvillenews - If there's one thing that every candidate for the Greene County Board of Supervisors can agree on, it's the need to end growth. So reports Kate Andrews in today's Progress: This should prove an interesting story to follow. The region is facing…
Greene is growing
Greene's growth continues ... Best Western breaks ground. WINA and WCAV. The development will also feature a 15,000 square-foot retail center. As Greene grows, their employment base will (hopefully) grow as well; less people will commute into C'Ville and more opportunities will present themselves for…
A New Age Restricted Community Is Coming to Greene County
Tuesday dozens of people showed up for the groundbreaking of Greene County's first active adult community. The community will have more than 500 lots and will include a 16,000 sq. ft. clubhouse. Project mangers believe the community will be an asset for the county. From…
Greene passes real-estate tax
DailyProgress.com Greene County supervisors unanimously approved a real-estate tax of 84 cents per $100 of assessed value Thursday, as many residents voiced their support for the school system during a public hearing. Greene has needed an increase for a while. Their precipitous growth has far…
Busy day today
Our market remains quite strong ...... A nice home in Greene - less than $200k - a rare find in today's market! (more…)