Much like the Hollymead Town Center development, the new project at the intersection of Hydraulic Road and U.S. Route 29 North will displace significant amounts of soil and vegetation to make way for 1.2 million square feet of retail, commercial and residential space. But unlike Hollymead, Edens & Avant, developers for The Shops at Stonefield, […]
Falling in love makes people do foolish things. Falling out of love, however, can be a calculated business transaction—at least in real estate. What happens to a homeowning couple’s largest asset when they file for divorce? “It will always depend on the couple’s financial situation,” says Tanja Milanovic, local real estate agent with Roy Wheeler […]
The county received praise for its reputation, its appearance, the quality of the environment and schools. However, non-automobile transportation options failed to impress
The city school board member voted against an easement for the Meadow Creek Parkway, a distinction between Blount and fellow board member-turned-candidate Kathy Galvin
Virginia had the best overall score in the study’s history, accumulating 1,660 out of 2,500 points, but the study found a few bumps.
Last week, in a lawsuit filed against Charlottesville, five homeless men claimed that City Council’s soliciting ordinance unlawfully restricts panhandling on the city’s Downtown Mall. With the support of the ACLU of Virginia and local legal representation, the plaintiffs claim that the ordinance violates their First and Fourteenth Amendment rights—free speech and equal protection. […]
Charlottesville Mayor Dave Norris told the crowd that Brevy Cannon, 36, “has what it takes” to make a positive impact on the city
Five panhandlers are plaintiffs in a lawsuits that will claim that the ordinance violates the First and Fourteenth Amendments.
Opponents of the 2-mile road are asking the court for an injunction to stop the construction of McIntire Road Extended (MRE), because its “construction and subsequent use … would literally destroy much of the east side of McIntire Park”