March 13, 2010 – 12:50 am
Nest Realty’s Laura Winn Smith’s listing on Locust Avenue has been featured in this week’s edition of The Hook’s On The Block section.
This home is conveniently located in the Martha Jefferson neighborhood of Charlottesville, just steps from the Martha Jefferson site and Charlottesville’s Downtown Mall.
Check out what The Hook had to say about this gem…
The house [...]
February 27, 2010 – 10:41 pm
With the exception of a small few, every homeowner in Charlottesville and throughout the country is looking for positive real estate news. As compared to 2009 – when there wasn’t much – we’re starting to see some good news starting to trickle in…and that’s a good thing.
REAL Trends just reported that Long and Foster reported [...]
January 28, 2010 – 12:50 am
Of all of the real estate options in the Country, condominiums may have been hit the hardest over the last few years. As the Charlottesville real estate market heated up in 2004 and 2005, developers and investors swarmed to purchase apartment buildings to convert them to Condominiums in hopes of cashing in on the real [...]
By Jonathan Kauffmann
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Also posted in 1800 Jefferson Park Avenue, Barracks West, Claremont at Carriage Hill, Hessian Hills Condominiums, Market Reports, Overlook Condominiums, Riverbend Condominiums, The Villas at Southern Ridge, Turtle Creek, Walker Square Condominiums, Woodlands of Charlottesville
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Tagged 1800 JPA, Albemarle County Condominiums, Charlottesville, Charlottesville Condominiums, Charlottesville real estate, Hessian Hills, The Woodlands of Charlottesville
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January 19, 2010 – 10:28 pm
Now let’s take a look at some market statistics for single family detached homes in the City of Charlottesville. In real estate, we talk a lot about ‘Location. Location. Location.’ Typically, property values hold their values more in areas that are located closer to urban and employment centers. Charlottesville is definitely the cultural and economic [...]
January 9, 2010 – 12:18 am
At Nest Realty, we always spend time analyzing Charlottesville real estate market statistics to see what has happened, what is happening, and what may happen within our local market. We’ve been taking a look at moving averages and moving medians in our market recently. It’s always telling to look back at these charts and see [...]
November 30, 2009 – 11:46 pm
Brookwood Single Family Homes
While Brookwood is known for its proximity to Downtown Charlottesville, it’s also becoming known in the real estate world for its brisk sales pace. While the majority of sales have been attached homes, there are still single family options available.
Detached sales peaked last year with 16 detached closings, after a strong 7 [...]
October 23, 2009 – 1:17 pm
We’ve completed our second in a series of videos spotlighting the different areas throughout Charlottesville and Central Virginia.
Our first video focused on Crozet. Now it’s on to Charlottesville.
One of Nest Realty’s founding principles is to provide full transparency of real estate information. To that end, we aim to be the definitive source for real estate data, information and analysis for the Charlottesville/Albemarle region. The Nest Report is a quarterly report that will offer data analysis and market forecasts through the eyes of [...]
By wkdavis
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Also posted in Market Reports
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Tagged 22901, albemarle, Charlottesville, Financials, jim duncan, jonathan kauffman, keith davis, Market Reports, nest realty, Office, Philosophy, Quarterly Report
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As reported by Kiplinger.com:
Big, stable employers plus the UVA student body add up to paying customers for the small businesses that give Charlottesville its spunk. An eclectic mix of more than 150 shops, galleries and restaurants line the historic downtown pedestrian mall. For example, one-year-old Siips Wine and Champagne Bar has already become a hot [...]
I was running some sales trends on detached home sales in the City of Charlottesville over the weekend and noticed this interesting graph.
First of all, this graph shows detached home sales and price per foot in the City of Charlottesville through June 11th of each year (2006-2009). It’s interesting to see that sales have dropped off [...]