Charlottesville real estate report shows decrease in home inventory, “saleable market”
According to the report, in 2010, starter homes accounted for 66.3 percent of total sales in the area last year, an increase from 57.3 percent in 2009
Vineyard Estates public auction rescheduled
In early 2010, Kluge and Moses bought back one foreclosed Meadows Estate lot during a public auction sale for $3.9 million. The lot was assessed at $2.7 million.
American Tradition Institute targets UVA server for Michael Mann climate documents
UVA has seven days to comply with or respond to the FOIA request
Albemarle supervisors want to meet with City Council to discuss water plan
The New Year may bring resolution to the water supply plan debate
McDonnell splits $100,000 land preservation grant among Albemarle and others localities
Today, Governor Bob McDonnell announced $100,000 worth of grants geared toward the preservation of farmland.
Who wants to be Leonard Sandridge? UVA posts top job opening
The UVA COO, who has worked at the University for more than 40 years, announced his retirement last year, but agreed to stay on as a consultant to ease President Teresa Sullivan’s transition
City Council to hear water report, reprecincting scenarios
At tonight’s meeting, City Council will hear three scenarios for possible voting precincts redistribution
AT&T upgrades Charlottesville area wireless network
The upgrades are part of a $75 million investment for Virginia customers that the company announced in early September
Water update: Mayor calls contested dam "viable"
In a December 8 letter, Albemarle County supervisors refused an offer from the Department of Environmental Quality to mediate city-county disputes
Council recommends task force to find Charlottesville City Market a permanent home
Last night, council recommended the creation of a task force to find the market a new and permanent location. The task force will officially be appointed by City Manager Maurice Jones