We had a fascinating conversation with Mike Simonsen with Altos Research this week, and it's a highly relevant conversation to all markets, but particularly felt in the Charlottesville - Albemarle regional market. Listen to this episode here, and subscribe to Nest's podcast here. Mike Simonsen, with Altos Research, joined us for the second time and we discussed the housing crisis, state of the market, interest...
Inventory in Charlottesville and Albemarle – 2021 edition
2021 is going to be an interesting and challenging year for housing inventory in Charlottesville and Albemarle.
Work Predictions Legwork | December 2020 | Note from Jim
I started this note in February 2013 at the suggestion of a good friend; it’s fun to evolve the note a bit, yet still keep the focus on words and content, in a world so full of noise.
This month
– 2021 predictions, sort of
– How much work should we do on our house?
– Doing legwork to a fast offer
– Immigration?
– What I’m reading and listening to
Clarifying Note
Archives of my subscription-only monthly notes. This is for late November 2020; the second post on Substack. nterested in not waiting a few weeks to read it, and want it straight to your email? Subscribe here. For the re-posts here on the blog, I don’t do much formatting/changing as I’m more concerned about simply having the content here forever (because I own the blog, and I...
Dr Yun & Nest’s 2020 Summit
We had our annual Nest Summit this week, virtually, and it was a fantastic success. We packed a lot into just under four hours. One of our guests was Jesse Cole of the Savannah Bananas baseball team; I'm leaving his part out of this post as we're going to have him as a guest on Sweat the Details podcast soon. Dr. Lawrence Yun from the...
Note from Jim – December 2020 – Please Subscribe
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Baby Hoses Septic Hurdles | November 2020 | Monthly Note Archives
Archives of my subscription-only monthly notes. This is for November 2020. Interested in not waiting a few weeks to read it, and want it straight to your email? Subscribe here. For the re-posts here on the blog, I don’t do much formatting/changing as I’m more concerned about simply having the content here forever (because I own the blog, and I don’t own Tinyletter As of...