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What Makes a Home Valuable? Know Thyself….

This is the most subjective question that can be asked of a Realtor and one that I am always happy to engage in. The answer to that question is obviously 'it depends', but the key is discovering what it depends on. That, obviously, varies by buyer and by home. There is no one right answer, but there is a best way of figuring it out. Purchasing a Home is an Expression of … [Read more...]

Doing Your Homework

As a mother of 3, I know about homework. Homework is boring, tedious and laborious. It takes precious time and there always seems to put everyone involved in a bad mood. It is also one of the most important lessons in life and has absolute applicability in the home buying process ... albeit in ways that most homebuyers don’t fully grasp. Legwork versus 'Couchwork' Many … [Read more...]

Tax Abatement in Richmond, Virginia

Tax Abatement is a program whose rules, while largely misunderstood, have been a game-changer for the City. First implemented in the early 1990's, the abatement program was designed to be an incentive to owners and developers to improve or renovate dilapidated properties. By forgoing taxes on the improved value of the properties, the City was effectively taxing the … [Read more...]

Why Oak Park is Important

I have yet to hear someone say that they don't absolutely "LOVE Oak Park!" and it is admittedly hard not to. Oak Park, in NW Chesterfield, is really quite well done. Developer(s) John Dempsey and GrayCo. created a stunningly well done homage to the Ginter Park neighborhood in Richmond's Northside.   By carefully crafting architectural guidelines (and strictly enforcing … [Read more...]

Envisioning ‘After’ but Buying ‘Before’

Because Richmond is Richmond, I seem to find my way into many homes in this city that are rather old. I like old. I also like new. I have lived in both and I've sold both. There are all sorts of pros and cons to each, and people's preferences for one or the other is part of what makes this world go round.  However, there are some distinct challenges to showing an older … [Read more...]

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The Agent’s View

Luxury in Richmond, VA — What Defines It?

By Laura Waite

By American standards, Richmond is quite an old city. There aren’t many places to go in the United States if you’re looking for structures built in the 1700s. Perhaps it’s just, given Richmond’s critical role in our country’s history, that the city has a wealth of historic … [Read More...]

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