Portsmouth, VA

This is my favorite neighbor hood in the whole area. I have written about it before but it's like driving through a National Park, with some homes tossed in. The lots are huge, everyone has incredibly naturally manicured yards. the homes are all brick in pleasing neutral tones. The first two homes are on the water and with 1+ acre yards, the lots are full of old growth pine and so many flowering azalea's and other such plants that it is the most colorful neighborhood all throughout the summer to fall. This is the most peaceful neighborhood on the south side of Hampton Roads. I will post more pictures later of the neighborhood along with all the available homes. To search now just go to my site and search Sterling Point.

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Brady Howard

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Portsmouth is the home to the Navy Shipyard as well as the Naval Hospital. A great area of historic charm and elegance, and a great area to scout out excellent deals. Located near Downtown Norfolk in Hampton Roads, it is centrally located and has plenty to offer. With interest rates cut to around the 4%, this is an excellent time to take advantage of the market and a great deal! To view more on Portsmouth, or Portsmouth Investment Property, check out my site at JoshSellsVirginia.com

The new APM Terminal in Portsmouth is currently paying $4 million in real estate taxes and $2.7 million in personal property taxes. The one thing they haven't been charged for is the giant cranes and there are six of them. They could either be personal or real property. The tax rate is different for each catagory. The cranes are being classified as real property and Portsmouth must now decide if wants to collect the tax retroactively.

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There are many historic neighborhoods in the tidewater, Hampton Roads area of Virginia. One that I particularly like in Port Norfolk in Portsmouth. Here are some of my reasons:

1. Affordable living - home prices are in a great range for our market - I showed a property to a young couple this week that is about $215,000, almost 3,000 square feet, can be a duplex or single family. Wow! what a great price. And potential for historic district tax credits!

2. Character - the homes in this historic district are mostly turn of the century or early-mid 1990s. Very cool construction and architectural features - wood floors, picture rails, front porches, claw-foot tubs,the list goes on!

3. Neighborhood- This waterfront community is great for dog walking, There are playgrounds, schools, and shops in the area. And it is a great location - Just 5 minutes to downtown Norfolk (granted this changes with traffic in the mid-town tunnel) and easy access to highways. Walk or ride your bike to the Portsmouth Naval Hospital...

So, overall, check out the www.portnorfolk.org for more information. Don't miss this:

The 2008 Holiday Tour of Homes, in Historic Port Norfolk, is coming December 7, 2008 from 3-7p.m.

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Do you tell your buyers that city parks are just around the corner and what a great place for the kids to play. Do you know the hazards associated with the parks? The city of Portsmouth does and they are working on "getting the lead" out of the parks. In fact there is only one city park, Highland Biltmore, that still needs to be worked on. The parks have all been redone with modular equipment and expected to last 15 years. So if you want "unleaded" in your park, send your buyers to Portsmouth.

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