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I live in Crozet, and do most of my work in Charlottesville City & Albemarle County. As I live in Crozet, naturally, there’s a bit of focus there. Normally, our videos are about 5-7 minutes long; this time, we went for shorter, tighter content. What do you think? Questions? Ask David or Jim. Read all of the real estate posts here on RealCrozetVA. …
Longish note to start the new year. One email a month. I’d be grateful if you’d choose to read it. Subscribe here. This month: The market continues to frustrate City Council and the market? Self-care & Self awareness Pivot to video followup Dog poop stories A few more things. Come on. You can read one email a month! (plus, I tend to have pretty pictures,…
About 20% of my buyer clients identify “close to a library” as a thing that is important to them when determining where they are going to buy a house. How do I know this? On my buyer interview, one of the questions is, “What, if anything, do you need/want to be “close” to?” It’s been a couple years since I stopped into Charlottesville’s Northside Library….
From my monthly note (interested in joining the dozens of readers? Start here). 2018 Predictions Many years ago, an economist told me that if you don’t make predictions, people are less inclined to trust you. So, here I go. Assuming our country is still here next year, and economically things stay mostly the same … Shortage of good inventory is going to remain a driving force…
What are the best Charlottesville vegan restaurants? I had no idea. With family and friends in town seeking vegan options, I was left to ask one of the best resources around – Charlottesville Twitter. Some vegan options Afghan Kabob Palace Milan Cuisine Ming Dynasty Roots Natural Kitchen The Spot Now and Zen Mas Orzo Aberdeen Barn via the Twitter
(go to the bottom for a few Landmark Instagrams) I guess we’ll be seeing Charlottesville’s Landmark to the Great Recession for a while longer. Giving incentives to developers is often regarded as a bad thing, but in this case, the choice as I saw, was to either keep a deteriorating building, or provide a relatively small tax break in order to gain more tax revenue…
For most of my clients, this is one of the better uses of a jacuzzi tub. In today’s real estate market, my advice to those building new homes is, unless they are tub-people, go for the big shower instead, and keep the hall bathtub for guests and kids. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jim Duncan (@jimduncan)