Misspellings, Thanks, Uncertainty, and a Consistently Nuanced Market | Note Archives – August 2023
Jim’s Note | Misspellings, Thanks, Uncertainty, and a Consistently Nuanced Market | Note Archives – August 2023
Hiding Vultures, Get a HELOC, and Moving Reasons | Monthly Note Archives September 2023
Happy almost October; it’s nearly the best time of the year in the Charlottesville area!
This month: two sentences about the market, why people move, a vulture vignette, and I finally comment on solar panels.
Are People Moving to the Charlottesville Area Due to Climate Change?
I’d argue that the answer to the question – “Are people moving to Charlottesville due to climate change?” is — I think it’s a factor that more and more of my buyer clients are articulating as a contributing factor when considering where to move.
Touching Grass on a New Listing
While I am bringing this neat house on the market soon, this post is not about that. This post is about taking a minute to be in whatever nature you can find. I was meeting someone at the house, and for a few minutes, I simply stood barefoot in the yard. It felt good. Sometimes, only a minute or two is what you can get; best to take advantage while we can.
July 2023 Monthly Note – Home sales in Charlottesville Down
Home sales in July 2023 in Charlottesville, Virginia are down year over year, homeowners insurance challenges, adapting to AI
What IS a Great Real Estate Agent?
What makes a great real estate agent in Charlottesville? Local knowledge + listening + empathy + real estate expertise
June 2023 Monthly Note – Charlottesville Market, Sleeping in Different rooms, stories and perspectives
This month in Jim’s Note: the market, insurance, sleeping in different rooms, lawsuits, and perspectives.