Prices up, sales up, new construction is doing very well, and buyers & sellers need to get ready for the spring.
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Continue reading “Crozet Real Estate Market Update with David & Jim – 3rd Quarter 2017”
Prices up, sales up, new construction is doing very well, and buyers & sellers need to get ready for the spring.
Continue reading “Crozet Real Estate Market Update with David & Jim – 3rd Quarter 2017”
Q: When should a buyer or seller start the “I’m serious about buying or selling a home next year” conversation?
A: As early as possible. (same advice goes for Crozet area sellers)
Short story – it may look like a lot of houses sell every year, but when you start drilling down, determining your locational and life triangles, there may be fewer homes that come on the market in Crozet than you might think (or want/hope).
Disclosure: I’m a real estate agent. But you knew that, right?
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Continue reading “Prepping for Crozet’s 2018 Real Estate Market”
David Ferrall and Jim Duncan met at the Rooftop and talked about the Crozet real estate market in Spring 2017 – resale homes, new construction, price per square foot, and a fair bit more.
Our conversation is never about just real estate numbers and data (although we could talk about that stuff forever) … we also talked about the Rooftop, Great Valu improvements, Piedmont Place, PRN’s containers, Crozet Trails and connectivity, and generally about how Crozet is truly a great place to live.
All in under 6 minutes! Questions about the market? Ask us, or stop by PRN on the Third Thursday of the month from 5pm to 7pm.
More notes for/from a conversation about Ann Mallek’s editorial in the Crozet Gazette than a full blog post.
The Crozet real estate market … David Ferrall and Jim Duncan (that’s me!) met at PRN last week and talked about the Crozet real estate market in 2016, and speculated a bit about the 2017 market.
But the conversation is never about just real estate … we also talked about businesses that have opened in Crozet (Smoked Kitchen & Tap – née Smoked BBQ, Morsel Compass, Blue Ridge Bottleshop in Piedmont Place), changes (Southern Way moved from its spot across from Starr Hill to the old Three Notch’d Grill building, Great Valu changed hands), our favorite charities, and of course, our love for Pro Re Nata brewery.
All in under 6 minutes! Questions about the market? Ask us, or stop by PRN on 19 January at 5pm.
For those of you considering selling your home in the spring, take pictures now. (I’m a realtor, you know)
Lots to discuss this quarter. Short story: the Crozet real estate market continues to move forward.
David and I have fun doing these at PRN, but we never have enough time to say all that we need or want to say. As such, we’ve shifted our Crozet conversations from coffee at Mudhouse to beers (or water or soda) at PRN – Thirsty Third Thursdays from 5 to 7.
I love doing these. Not only do we love real estate market analysis & data, but having the opportunity to shoot at Crozet businesses.
We’ve done these at the Crozet Mudhouse, Greenhouse Coffee, Crozet Library, and this month at Pro Re Nata (PRN).
The Crozet Real Estate Conversation with David Ferrall and Jim Duncan with Nest Realty.
This is a quick look at the 1st Quarter 2016 real estate market report – land sales, new construction contracts, total sales in Brownsville & Crozet Elementary School Districts.
Have questions about the market? Call or email us anytime. Or stop by the Crozet Mudhouse from 9am – 11am on the 2nd & 4th Wednesdays of every month!
Mark your calendar; the next Crozet Real Estate Conversation is on 23 March at 9am at the Crozet Mudhouse.
During this morning’s conversation, I ran a few stats to answer my own curiosity. I’m always
These are just numbers. Without context (as is gained through conversation and analysis), they’re just numbers.
Have specific questions? Ask Jim (me) or David.