A couple of weeks ago, I asked on Facebook and Twitter “what do you love about living in the New River Valley?” I was overwhelmed with responses, both in messages on Facebook, or tweets, or emails and in one case, a text. Here’s a list, unedited, of some of the reasons why people are so in love with the New River Valley (well, bolding or links are mine … so it’s partially unedited). Leave some more reasons in the comments?
Tag Archives: Radford
Buying Real Estate In A College Town
Oh hey – look, there’s a blog under all this dust. It’s been a while – lots of stuff happening in the New River Valley real estate market lately, so apologies for being gone. Absence makes the heart grow fonder?
Radford Schools
As we head into the last half of the grade school year, you might need information about your child’s upcoming school year. Here’s how to contact the local schools in Radford, VA – thanks to education.com for the data.
“Best of the New River Valley” series – Part 1
The Roanoke Times’ “Best of the New River Valley” contest is back, and voting has begun!
Stay Current On New River Valley Home Values
There’s a service I’ve been providing to many folks throughout the New River Valley, and as the latest information went out I thought it might be worth mentioning again.
What’s Your Best Guess For Real Estate in 2010?
I’ve been doing a lot of real estate reading lately – more than usual – as I begin preparing the year-end review for 2009. Of course, everyone has a “forecast” for 2010, but these seem to me to be “best guesses”. So I’m wondering …
The State of the New River Valley Real Estate Market – November 2009
The turkey’s done, it’s time to put up the tree.
Welcome to Single Property Websites
Single property websites, now live and only on NRVLiving.com!
The State of the New River Valley Real Estate Market – October 2009
The market update for October 2009 in the New River Valley is now available. You can also read and download the report here.
Why Do You Live in the NRV?
A few weeks ago, I asked what draws people to the New River Valley, and I got some really great answers.