There is something about looking at the raw numbers of sales in an area that helps to put things in perspective. Actually for most people, I am one, seeing it in a chart format is even better.   When you look at the data of Charlottesville City Real Estate sales for 5 years do you see the trend? One of the things that is obvious is that we follow the peaks in Summer and valleys in Winter year over year. Do you see any thing else developing? 08/18/2011

Canterbury Hills is one of Charlottesville, Virginia's more established neighborhoods, located just a moment west of Barracks Road Shopping Center, and no more than 2 or 3 miles from the University of Virginia and Downtown Charlottesville.  Canterbury Hills was developed in the 1960s, with houses built through the 1970s; there are approximately 150 homes.  The 29/250 Bypass, which was constructed around the same time as the Canterbury Hills neighborhood, runs along the eastern edge of the community.    The Canterbury Hills neighborhood consists of brick and frame one- and two-story homes, and supports a wide price range.  It’s a very pleasant, diverse community with large lots and walk-able streets.  The variable price structure, along with the convenient location just a few minutes awa... 04/28/2011