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Are we moving back to the burbs?
Check out this link about the trend of moving back to the burbs!
We've been noticing this trend here in Richmond for several years.
Many of Kate's and my clients are younger and as their families grow, they are being drawn to houses with yards and homes with more space.
Conversely, when we hold open houses in the City, we get a fairly equal number of downsizers and young professionals looking.
It's sort of nice to see what you're actually seeing is also backed up by the data.
Another interesting little factoid... this year for the 1st time, the Richmond Metro area hit 1 million. That probably explains the traffic that we've seen building up. I (Leigh) live in the Stratford Hills area and the easiest way for me to get out is to turn onto Chippenham. Turning left has become increasingly difficult - and it's all over the...
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Are we seeing a return to burb living???
We've been noticing this trend here in Richmond for several years.
Many of Kate's and my clients are younger and as their families grow, they are being drawn to houses with yards and homes with more space.
Conversely, when we hold open houses in the City, we get a fairly equal number of downsizers and young professionals looking.
It's sort of nice to see what you're actually seeing is also backed up by the data.
Another interesting little factoid... this year for the 1st time, the Richmond Metro area hit 1 million. That probably explains the traffic that we've seen building up. I live in the Stratford Hills area and generally go to Chippenham to get out of my neighborhood. It can take a L.O.N.G. time to turn left onto Chippenham, but I'm betting you are seeing it all over the metro area!
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Getting to Know Jefferson Park in Richmond
Finding yourself with Richmond homes for sale on the mind? Our real estate agents have had the pleasure of showing new clients all around our city. Everyone asks us: "What's the best neighborhood in Richmond?"
Of course, Richmond has so much to offer that there's no one best neighborhood. It all depends on what you're looking for in your new Virginia home. No matter which neighborhood you choose, though, you'll love the way Richmond has incorporated beautiful trees, parks, and public areas into its city planning.
One of the most beautiful of these is Jefferson Park.
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Made in Richmond: Don't Miss the 2018 RVA MakerFest
Our real estate agents are always looking for local attractions to recommend to clients buying homes for sale in Richmond.
Local Fall events like the RVA MakerFest jumps to the top of our lists to talk about with newcomers to our community. What is the MakerFest? Read on to get the details on what makes this local event so unique.
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Richmond Neighborhood Highlights: Monument Avenue Historic District
From the pillars of the Virginia State Capitol to the lush greenery of the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, Richmond is without a doubt one of the most beautiful cities in America. Anywhere you look in Richmond something catches your eye. And if you're a history buff or a lover of beautiful architecture, you don't need to look any further than Monument Avenue.
Richmond boasts a rich history, and nowhere is that better displayed than along the beautiful Monument Avenue. It's one of the must-see sites in town. So if you're in the area touring Richmond homes for sale, be sure to set aside a little time to check it out.