Mapping racial inequities in Charlottesville from past to present In April of 1968, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed into law the Civil Rights Act of 1968 which included Title VIII, more commonly known today as the Fair Housing Act. Since that day, it has been illegal to restrict housing—sales, rental, or financing—upon race, religion, and…
A Vibrant Community By Joe Li Despite never having had a population to surpass 50,000, Charlottesville, VA, has always boasted an art scene comparable to those of larger metropolitan areas. Take a walk around town and you’ll quickly come to see the rich and vibrant art community that a century ago inspired celebrated painter Georgia…
I spend a lot of time at the city and county offices, for all sorts of reasons for both buyers and sellers. It’s part of the process as a residential agent. If you’re a seller, you should be getting permits for any work you do that requires permitting. Most municipalities have permitting requirements online, easily…