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Wednesday, February 12, 2014
The City Of Charlottesville House Values
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Friday, December 6, 2013
Charlottesville Real Estate Market Update
Charlottesville Real Estate
Search the latest homes for sale in Charlottesville Virginia
There are currently 583 single family homes for sale in Charlottesville Virginia. See them all!Search Charlottesville Real Estate and the single family homes for sale by price range
Charlottesville homes up to $200,000 Charlottesville Real Estate between $200,000 and $400,000 Single family homes btween 400K and 500K Cville homes for sale from $500,000 to $600,000 Charlottesville homes priced at $600,000 to $800,0000 Cville homes price from 800K to 1 million Charlottesville homes over 1 million
There are 10 new listings in Charlottesville
- 270 Rivanwood Drive listed at $640,000 offering 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms
- 1378 Singleton Ln listed at $479,900 offering 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms
- 1820 Wickham Pl listed at $425,000 with 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms
- 301 Crestfield Ct listed at $299,900 with 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
- 304 Camellia Dr listed at $235,000 with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
- 103 Longwood Dr listed at $239,900 with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
- 110 Elkhorn Rd listed at $315,000 with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
- 2606 Huntington Rd listed t $260,000 with 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms
- 4296 Garth Rd listed at 249,900 with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
- 1783 Hearthglow Ln listed at $299,990 with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
Eight properties in Charlottesville have had price reductions
- 166 Spring Mountain Rd had reduced the price by .1% from $239,900 to $214,900
- 2742 Mcelroy Dr has reduced by .1% from $239,900 to 214,900
- 1430 Forest Ridge Rd reduced the price by .05% from $209,900 to $199,900
- 824 Dry Bridge Rd has reduced by .14% from $350,000 to $300,000
- 402 Fairway Ave has reduced by .06% from $153,900 to $144,900
- 333 Monticello Rd has reduced by .02% from $$490,000 to $480,000
- 1094 Mohican Trail has been reduced by .26% from $250,000 to $185,000
- 981 Rockledge Dr is reduced by .08% from $375,600 to $345,000
Five properties have soldso far in December 2013
- 413 Ednam Dr has sold for $880,000
- 1177 River Chase Ridge sold at $419,000
- 114 Chestnut Ridge Rd sold for $375,000
- 1323 E Market St sold for $254,000
- 131 Goodman St sold for $210,000
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013
City Of Charlottesville Single Family Homes
City Of Charlottesville Single Family Homes
The are currently 204 single family homes for sale in the city of Charlottesville Virginia. See them all HERE!
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Sherry Hayward, Realtor and Listing specialist for Charlottesville VA and surrounding (703) 655-2223 Cell - call or text me (434) 515-1592 Listing Line shaywardkw@gmail.comHome Seller Tip! For the City Of Charlottesville Single Family Homes
Make the most of curb appeal when selling your home
Landscape Design: 20 Mistakes to Avoid
Eye-catching and beautiful home landscape design is certainly attainable for do-it-yourselfers, but there are some common "misjudgements" that should be avoided if all-around satisfaction is desired. Therefore, below is a list of 20 mistakes to be avoided in home landscape design. The mistakes covered here range from oversights that have practical ramifications to more subtle errors that negatively impact your enjoyment (or even your neighbors' enjoyment) of your home landscape design.
1. Failure to have a plan.
Ideally, it's best to start from scratch, draw a plan for the whole yard, and stick to it. Short of that, try at least to sketch a rough plan for one large area of your yard, and put all your energy into implementing that plan this year.
Ideally, it's best to start from scratch, draw a plan for the whole yard, and stick to it. Short of that, try at least to sketch a rough plan for one large area of your yard, and put all your energy into implementing that plan this year.
2. Straight walkways and planting beds.
A curving walkway provides more visual interest and softens the boxy shape of your home and property. Planting beds with curved borders gently guide the eye around the yard and look more natural and inviting.
A curving walkway provides more visual interest and softens the boxy shape of your home and property. Planting beds with curved borders gently guide the eye around the yard and look more natural and inviting.
3. Having a lawn because you think you should.
For those not attracted to the "green carpet" look or who dislike having to mow grass every week, it's important to know that other acceptable options exist, especially for small spaces.
For those not attracted to the "green carpet" look or who dislike having to mow grass every week, it's important to know that other acceptable options exist, especially for small spaces.
4. No theme.
It helps to pick a theme which suits the architecture of your home and the sun exposure of your yard. When you select plants at the nursery, place them next to each other for visual compatibility.
It helps to pick a theme which suits the architecture of your home and the sun exposure of your yard. When you select plants at the nursery, place them next to each other for visual compatibility.
5. No overall color scheme.
Use tried-and-true color schemes. Monochromatic: select one color and its variations, such as purple, and blend lilac, pale purple and eggplant-colored flowers together. Analogous: plant related colors, such as yellows, golds, oranges and reds. Complementary: select colors opposite each other on the color wheel, such as purple and yellow or blue and orange. Remember to select colors which harmonize with your home's paint color.
Use tried-and-true color schemes. Monochromatic: select one color and its variations, such as purple, and blend lilac, pale purple and eggplant-colored flowers together. Analogous: plant related colors, such as yellows, golds, oranges and reds. Complementary: select colors opposite each other on the color wheel, such as purple and yellow or blue and orange. Remember to select colors which harmonize with your home's paint color.
6. Insufficient fall color.
The fall season holds enormous promise for those landscaping enthusiasts willing to plan for it. Don't allow your home landscape design to miss out on the colors offered by autumn's beauty!
The fall season holds enormous promise for those landscaping enthusiasts willing to plan for it. Don't allow your home landscape design to miss out on the colors offered by autumn's beauty!
7. Lack of winter interest.
If you live in the North, it is precisely in wintertime that we most need a yard decor that will bring us cheer.
If you live in the North, it is precisely in wintertime that we most need a yard decor that will bring us cheer.
8. Hanging onto scraggly, unhealthy or overgrown plants.
Brown leaves, misshapen limbs, and sparse foliage do not add beauty to your landscape. Overgrown junipers and yews planted years ago can dominate your yard and give it a dated look. Remove offenders and replace with appropriate plantings. Group or cluster plants, with the tallest toward the rear and those of lesser height in front.
Brown leaves, misshapen limbs, and sparse foliage do not add beauty to your landscape. Overgrown junipers and yews planted years ago can dominate your yard and give it a dated look. Remove offenders and replace with appropriate plantings. Group or cluster plants, with the tallest toward the rear and those of lesser height in front.
9. Failure to irrigate.
There's a lot tied up in your home landscape design, both in terms of money and sentimental value. Consider installing an automatic irrigation system in your home landscape design.
There's a lot tied up in your home landscape design, both in terms of money and sentimental value. Consider installing an automatic irrigation system in your home landscape design.
10. Shrubs and trees blocking passage.
Your home will look more inviting and well-maintained if you trim overgrown shrubs.
Your home will look more inviting and well-maintained if you trim overgrown shrubs.
11. Planting on an eroding hillside.
Build a retaining wall first, then do your planting afterwards.
Build a retaining wall first, then do your planting afterwards.
12. Failure to work with what you have.
Sometimes you can successfully fight the terrain you inherit in your yard. Other times, instead of fighting it, it's better to go with the flow and work with what you have. The key is to know what you're up against and what options you have.
Sometimes you can successfully fight the terrain you inherit in your yard. Other times, instead of fighting it, it's better to go with the flow and work with what you have. The key is to know what you're up against and what options you have.
13. Topping trees.
Don't get sold on the erroneous notion that cutting off the tops of trees spurs growth. The fact is, removing all or part of a treetop encourages rapid decay, weakens the branches and makes them susceptible to disease and breakage.
Don't get sold on the erroneous notion that cutting off the tops of trees spurs growth. The fact is, removing all or part of a treetop encourages rapid decay, weakens the branches and makes them susceptible to disease and breakage.
14. Dangerous walkways and paths.
Repair uneven sections of cement and loose bricks. You'll make it safe for your visitors and your yard will look well-maintained.
Repair uneven sections of cement and loose bricks. You'll make it safe for your visitors and your yard will look well-maintained.
15. Failure to plant deer-resistant plants.
Don't want all of your hard work turned to shreds? Ask a garden professional to recommend plantings that aren't on your neighborhood deer's menu.
Don't want all of your hard work turned to shreds? Ask a garden professional to recommend plantings that aren't on your neighborhood deer's menu.
16. House number problems.
Place your house numbers in one or two prominent locations. Invest in large-sized (5" to 8") numbers and position them horizontally or vertically.
Place your house numbers in one or two prominent locations. Invest in large-sized (5" to 8") numbers and position them horizontally or vertically.
17. Lawn tools simply can't be found.
What you need is a storage shed. The longer you put off getting adequate storage, the longer you'll be disorganized - and the further you'll fall behind in your yard work.
What you need is a storage shed. The longer you put off getting adequate storage, the longer you'll be disorganized - and the further you'll fall behind in your yard work.
18. No personality.
The gardens that have the most sparkle and creative touches express the character of the inhabitants. Display a sculpture piece or ornament, place one or two unusual plants in your yard, or arrange some antique furniture on your front porch. Place yard ornaments, such as bird baths or sundials amongst one or two of the groupings.
The gardens that have the most sparkle and creative touches express the character of the inhabitants. Display a sculpture piece or ornament, place one or two unusual plants in your yard, or arrange some antique furniture on your front porch. Place yard ornaments, such as bird baths or sundials amongst one or two of the groupings.
19. Forgetting functionality.
Functionality takes precedence over aesthetics. Home landscape design should always be safe, convenient and usable.
Functionality takes precedence over aesthetics. Home landscape design should always be safe, convenient and usable.
20. Covering your yard with red lava or white quartz rocks.
If you have this in your yard, get rid of it, and if you're thinking of putting it in, don't!
If you have this in your yard, get rid of it, and if you're thinking of putting it in, don't!
Contact me today to learn more seller tips and a free consultation!
(434) 515-1592 Sherry Hayward
Monday, October 28, 2013
Fontana Homes In Charlottesville VA
Fontana Homes In Charlottesville VA
Search the latest Fontana homes in Charlottesville VA, located in the county of Albemarle, just minutes to the city of Charlottesville. Get the latest market statistics, pricing trends, community info and the school scores for Fontana Homes in Charlottesville VA.
Fontana homes in Charlottesville VA has one new construction home available for purchase: 1643 Appian Way listed at $499,900 offering 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and an unfinished basement.
Fontana Homes in Charlottesville VA also has 2 re-sales currently for sale: 1071 Olympia Drive listed at $437,500 offering 5 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and a partially finished basement.
2000 Via Florence listed at $499,900 offering 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and an unfinished basement
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Before selling Fontana Homes in Charlottesville VA check below the best home improvements to make
Best Bet Home Improvements
If you're looking to improve the appearance of your home for resale, or you just want an updated look for your own enjoyment, there are a few things you must consider before beginning any costly project.
Sure, you can spend a lot on something purely for the personal pleasure of having it - like that outdoor Jacuzzi under the attached gazebo - or you can go the practical route and make an improvement that will increase your home's market value, such as installing energy-efficient air-conditioning or repairing those shabby shingles. Be forewarned, however, and don't expect to recoup your costs on both counts. Many real-estate brokers agree that just because you put $25,000 worth of improvements into your home doesn't mean that your house is worth $25,000 more!
Exactly how much of your investment you'll recoup depends on a number of factors, such as the "big picture" housing market, the value of the homes in your neighborhood, when you plan to sell and the exact nature of the improvement. Also, consider that the longer you live in your home after a project is completed, the less likely you are to recoup its value. Just try to convince a potential buyer that Harvest Gold is cutting edge.
Below are some examples of a few improvements that usually pay off - and some that rarely make a difference (no matter how much you paid for them) when it comes time to sell your home.
Painting
If you're planning to sell your home in a year or two, a fresh coat of a neutral-toned paint could make the sale easier. A professional exterior paint job may also recoup close to 75% of its cost. Let's face it - we all like things fresh-looking.
Kitchen
With just a few basic improvements, your kitchen can practically pay you back with interest! New paint, wallpaper and flooring are always appreciated; plus, you might even consider sanding, staining or painting worn-looking cabinets. Replacing old cabinet hardware is a low-cost improvement that makes a big difference in appearance. According to Remodeling magazine, the average spent on major kitchen-remodeling is around $39,000; refinishing an outdated one averaged $15,000. The full kitchen remodeling recouped 80% of its cost, the more moderate remodeling was valued at 87%.
Area Conversions
Generally speaking, increasing the functional space of your home holds its value longer than remodeling just to make a house look better. It's also much less expensive than adding an addition to your home. Converting attic space into a bedroom, for example, usually costs around $30,000 and returns about 73% of its cost, according to Remodeling magazine. Turning your basement into extra living space costs, on average, $40,000, with a recoup average of about 69% of your costs.
Extra Bathroom
You usually can't go wrong by adding an extra bathroom. At an average cost of $14,200, a new full bath can recoup 81% of its total cost!
Deck
Adding a deck is a very cost-efficient way to add square footage to your house. Decks cost around $6,000 and generally recoup 75% of their value. Compared to other outdoor improvements (except painting), that's an excellent return.New Windows
Your utility bill savings may make up for the iffy resale value, however, a good set of standard windows should get you around 68% back. If you start getting too fancy with custom shapes and sizes, though, don't expect to get as much in return.Swimming Pool
In a word - don't! Unless you're putting it in for you and your family to enjoy, it's commonly agreed that a swimming pool has no resale value at all. Reason #1? Sure, they sound nice, but pools are very expensive to maintain. Running a close second is the fear of pool accidents - that's something nobody wants to experience.Picture-Perfect Gardens
Another nicety, but who's going to spend all that time - and money? If the potential buyer is not horticulturally inclined, chances are your floral handiwork won't add to the offering price. The same can be said for expensive fences and stone walls - they look nice, but buyers don't pay up for them.Basic Is Better
It may not sound very exciting, but it's the basic improvements you make to your home that may have the greatest return on its value: a beautiful new bathroom won't make up for a leaky roof. So if you're thinking of selling your house in the next year or so, be sure to address any problems the home may have before you, say, install those sunken gardens you've always dreamed of.
For more information regarding Fontana homes in Charlottesville VA contact Sherry Hayward, local market expert in Charlottesville Virginia.
Sure, you can spend a lot on something purely for the personal pleasure of having it - like that outdoor Jacuzzi under the attached gazebo - or you can go the practical route and make an improvement that will increase your home's market value, such as installing energy-efficient air-conditioning or repairing those shabby shingles. Be forewarned, however, and don't expect to recoup your costs on both counts. Many real-estate brokers agree that just because you put $25,000 worth of improvements into your home doesn't mean that your house is worth $25,000 more!
Exactly how much of your investment you'll recoup depends on a number of factors, such as the "big picture" housing market, the value of the homes in your neighborhood, when you plan to sell and the exact nature of the improvement. Also, consider that the longer you live in your home after a project is completed, the less likely you are to recoup its value. Just try to convince a potential buyer that Harvest Gold is cutting edge.
Below are some examples of a few improvements that usually pay off - and some that rarely make a difference (no matter how much you paid for them) when it comes time to sell your home.
If you're planning to sell your home in a year or two, a fresh coat of a neutral-toned paint could make the sale easier. A professional exterior paint job may also recoup close to 75% of its cost. Let's face it - we all like things fresh-looking.
With just a few basic improvements, your kitchen can practically pay you back with interest! New paint, wallpaper and flooring are always appreciated; plus, you might even consider sanding, staining or painting worn-looking cabinets. Replacing old cabinet hardware is a low-cost improvement that makes a big difference in appearance. According to Remodeling magazine, the average spent on major kitchen-remodeling is around $39,000; refinishing an outdated one averaged $15,000. The full kitchen remodeling recouped 80% of its cost, the more moderate remodeling was valued at 87%.
Generally speaking, increasing the functional space of your home holds its value longer than remodeling just to make a house look better. It's also much less expensive than adding an addition to your home. Converting attic space into a bedroom, for example, usually costs around $30,000 and returns about 73% of its cost, according to Remodeling magazine. Turning your basement into extra living space costs, on average, $40,000, with a recoup average of about 69% of your costs.
You usually can't go wrong by adding an extra bathroom. At an average cost of $14,200, a new full bath can recoup 81% of its total cost!
Adding a deck is a very cost-efficient way to add square footage to your house. Decks cost around $6,000 and generally recoup 75% of their value. Compared to other outdoor improvements (except painting), that's an excellent return.New Windows
Your utility bill savings may make up for the iffy resale value, however, a good set of standard windows should get you around 68% back. If you start getting too fancy with custom shapes and sizes, though, don't expect to get as much in return.Swimming Pool
In a word - don't! Unless you're putting it in for you and your family to enjoy, it's commonly agreed that a swimming pool has no resale value at all. Reason #1? Sure, they sound nice, but pools are very expensive to maintain. Running a close second is the fear of pool accidents - that's something nobody wants to experience.Picture-Perfect Gardens
Another nicety, but who's going to spend all that time - and money? If the potential buyer is not horticulturally inclined, chances are your floral handiwork won't add to the offering price. The same can be said for expensive fences and stone walls - they look nice, but buyers don't pay up for them.Basic Is Better
It may not sound very exciting, but it's the basic improvements you make to your home that may have the greatest return on its value: a beautiful new bathroom won't make up for a leaky roof. So if you're thinking of selling your house in the next year or so, be sure to address any problems the home may have before you, say, install those sunken gardens you've always dreamed of.
Friday, October 11, 2013
Real Estate Investing In The Charlottesville Area Of Virginia
Real Estate Investing In Charlottesville Virginia
Featured Articles
- Is Real Estate Investing Right for You?
- What to Know Before You Buy
- 6 Investment Tips You Can Use!
- The Trivia Block
Is Real Estate Investing Right for You?
Investing in property is simply another form of investment. Buyers can invest directly by purchasing property individually, or indirectly by investing in a managed fund or timeshare. Although real estate agents may understand the property market, prospective buyers should still seek independent advice, because property investment may not be right for everyone.What to Know Before You Buy
Don't fall for pressure-selling techniques and high-pressure seminarsSome sales people can be extremely persuasive and persistent. They often use gimmicks like offering you a "once in a lifetime opportunity".
Determine your overall financial plans
Think about what you want to achieve financially and how soon you want to achieve it.
Understand the risks involved
All investments carry risks. Make sure you are comfortable with the risks associated with a particular investment.
Get advice
Decide whether or not you need professional advice. If you're dealing with a financial advisor make sure they're licensed.
Investing directly or indirectly
You can invest directly or indirectly in many assets, including real estate, through a managed fund. Time- shares are a type of managed investment.
Do your homework
Find out as much as possible about any investment you are making. Make sure you really understand the pros and cons of choosing a particular investment asset. Weigh the advantages and disadvan- tages against your financial goals.
Consult with your accountant
There may be tax issues to consider that you may not be aware of. Once you've decided to take the leap and purchase investment property, be sure to read and keep all documents you receive about your investment. If your asset is being managed by someone else, make sure they keep you updated on all pertinent information. Reputable investment managers will be happy to answer your questions and will expect you to take an interest in your investments.
6 Investment Tips You Can Use!
- Hire and pay for skilled workers to do your renovations.
- Location. Location. Location. Invest in the best location you can afford.
- Be affordable for tenants by buying small and staying small.
- Look at a property for what it can be, not for what it is.
- Focus on the money coming in and going out - not the cap rate.
- Don't go unique - choose rental properties that will appeal to anyone.
One More Thing...
Real Estate Investment Trusts
Real estate investment trusts, known as REITs, are entities that invest in different kinds of real estate or real estate related assets, including shopping centers, office buildings, hotels, and mortgages secured by real estate.
There are basically three types of REITS:
Equity REITS, the most common type of REIT, invest in or own real estate and make money for investors from the rents they collect.
Mortgage REITS lend money to owners and developers or invest in financial instruments secured by mortgages on real estate.
Hybrid REITS are a combination of equity and mortgage REITS.
The Internal Revenue Code lists the conditions a company must meet to qualify as a REIT. For example, the company must pay 90% of its taxable income to shareholders every year. It must also invest at least 75% of its total assets in real estate and generate 75% or more of its gross income from investments in or mortgages on real property.
Many REITs trade on national exchanges or in the over-the-counter market. REITs that are publicly traded must file reports with the SEC, such as quarterly and annual filings.The Trivia Block
What term refers to the unauthorized intrusion of a building or improvement onto another persons property?
Such an intrusion is called an encroachment, and it often requires a surveyor's report of the property to support the claim.
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Sunday, October 6, 2013
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Friday, October 4, 2013
The Latest Homes In Fontana Of Charlottesville Increased Sales Prices
The Latest Homes In Fontana Of Charlottesville Virginia
Sherry Hayward, residential real estate specialist with Keller Williams Realty in Charlotteville Virginia serves the Fontana community. The Fontana community is located in Albemarle county, Charlottesville Virginia. Fontana residents enjoy spectacular views of the Blue Ridge mountains, a community pool, tennis courts, playground, walking paths and a fitness center.
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