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We talk a lot about Statistics when it comes to real estate. Let’s look a little closer at Charlottesville Virginia Real Estate.

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We are very fortunate to live in such a wonderful area. We have four season, Blue Ridge Views and the University of Virginia! Sales are starting to pick up in Charlottesville and our year is moving along nicely!

• In Charlottesville City we have SOLD 208 HOMES.
  
• There are currently 310 HOMES on the market. (316 last report)
• Our average DOM (Days on the Market) is at 132 Days
• Our Average selling price is $290,209

We have some excellent neighborhoods to see like:

Glenmore Foxchase Old Trail Forest Lakes Dunlora

More Great Neighborhoods in our area!

Please visit my website at Charlottesville Real Estate for details about our area and other homes on the market in Charlottesville, Albemarle County and the surrounding counties!

Nelson Greene Madison Fluvanna Orange Louisa

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It seems like my agent is dancing around my questions. Why is this?

Today in our local paper, the Daily Progress it was annouced that assessed values increased "slightly" on average .14%. The county os to release details today... I am watching for them.

Here is a quote from the paper:

"The value of five-acre parcels with existing houses, for example, declined about 2 percent. Residential properties on parcels larger than five acres increased .04 percent. Attached housing declined by 4 percent, and the value of condominiums declined by 4.6 percent."

This does not seem in line with the pull back in prices. But remember that Assessments are for Taxing the public not for setting the price to sell a home.

They went on to say:

"Land value overall increased 3.2 percent in Albemarle."

That too seems a little out of line (in my opinion).

The average reassessment increases or decreases, by magisterial district, are:

Rio: .81 percent

Jack Jouett: .43 percent

Rivanna: .57 percent

Samuel Miller: minus 1.18 percent

Scottsville: 1.4 percent

White Hall: minus .79 percent

Town of Scottsville: minus .46 percent.

Please see the full story at : Daily Progress

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