Great story on Belvedere in Charlottesville
This is a significant story in this week's C-Ville not only because it features my clients, (their blog about Belvedere is here) but it highlights one of the (potentially) best developments (that happens to be green) in the Charlottesville area. Five years ago—heck, two years…
Why Belvedere?
I'm going to keep highlighting Kate's blog about the Belvedere development as long as she keeps writing as well as she does. If I understand it correctly, Belvedere is about community, it is about people, children, nature, healthy living. There is a sound philosophy of…
Building a home in Belvedere
Follow the experience of buyers who are building a house in the Belvedere community off of Rio Road. A sampling: Stonehaus has very much impressed me with their commitment to reaching all their goals. I think it is a most unusual development firm, one that…
Ryan Homes is not in Belvedere
In response to a search query this morning. More on Belvedere here.
Green building in Charlottesville is about to (hopefully) take a major step forward
They are setting a lofty goal and vision that should set the standard for new developments in the Charlottesville region. Yesterday I had attended a presentation given by the developers of the new Belvedere development and the builders - Hauser Homes and Church Hill Homes.…
Belvedere roundup
In the "not all publicity is good publicity department": Rarely have the words "shameful, " "greedy," "sad" and "health hazard" been used to describe a project positively, and this is another such case. Is clear-cutting and burning "green"? Good discussion at Cvillenews The Daily Progress…