CAAR report: Real estate sales remain “sluggish” in third quarter of 2024
The full report provides information on more than just the real estate market with economic data and more
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RWSA expresses concern about mandatory regional water supply planning
Legislation passed in 2020 has now been implemented into regulations and the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority has concerns about how that might work logistically in this region.
A month after Fluvanna County adopts Comprehensive Plan, PC to learn about new update
Fluvanna Supervisors agreed to adopt a technical update to remain compliant with Virginia law, but want to create an update that explains more about the rural area will be protected.
Fluvanna Supervisors to review work plan for county’s next two years
Localities use work plans to guide the work of what initiatives staff will pursue in a given amount of time.
Public comment period underway for changes to water supply planning
The new rule will likely not have any effect on current planning efforts in any of the localities, but may set the stage for a larger regional conversation about growth and development.
CAAR report: Fewer sales, higher prices, and more homes on the market
The trend of higher prices across the region continued in April, May and June.
TJPDC to pursue second year of rural preservation grant
The TJPDC passes the money on to groups such as the Albemarle Home Improvement Program who then work with property owners on small projects to preserve existing houses.
CAAR report: Sales up only slightly in region while median prices continue to increase
The median sales price in Charlottesville increased 28 percent since the same period in 2023
Fluvanna Planning Commission to review solar changes, public hearing for beauty parlor
A preview of government meetings happening on May 7, 2024 in and around Charlottesville
Public asked to weigh in on regional economic development plan
Many people may not understand how much work is going to attract businesses to the community, and the TJPDC’s new strategic plan is a good starting point.