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Michael Guthrie, CEO and Managing Broker for Howard Hanna/Roy Wheeler Realty Co., talks about everything you need to know about Central Virginia real estate, and answers your questions.

Saturday, October 5, 201910/05/2019

AskLandis on Decluttering Your Home

AskLandis (Steve Landis and Brandon Lloyd) is back talking with Michael about preparing and staging your home to sell.

Saturday, September 28, 201909/28/2019

Blue Ridge Home Builders Association Parade of Homes

Michael is joined by John Scott & Kate Colvin, co-chairs of BRHBA Parade of Homes to discuss the upcoming BRHBA Parade of Homes.

Saturday, September 21, 201909/21/2019

Impact of I Love Cville

Michael is joined by Jerry Miller to discuss how new media outlets are making a difference in our community.

Monday, September 16, 201909/16/2019

Overview of What is Happening around Cville Area

Michael Guthrie chats with Neil Williamson with what is going on in real estate in the Charlottesville and Albemarle area

Saturday, September 7, 201909/07/2019

Charlottesville & Albemarle Convention and Visitors Bureau

Courtney Cacatian and Chris Engle from Charlottesville & Albemarle Convention and Visitors Bureau join Michael to discuss tourist attractions in the area and what the CACVB does.

Saturday, August 31, 201908/31/2019

Dairy Central Update

Michael is joined by Chris Henry & Jodi Mills for an update on what’s new and what’s to come with Dairy Central.

Saturday, August 24, 201908/24/2019

Creating Curb Appeal for Your Home

Michael is joined by Corbin Snow of Snow Knows Garden Center to talk curb appeal and news on Airbnb on 151.

Saturday, August 17, 201908/17/2019

Monticello Wine Trail

Michael is joined by Elizabeth Cromwell, Chamber President & CEO, and George Hodson of Veritas Vineyards to discuss what’s going on with the Monticello Wine Trail.

Saturday, August 10, 201908/10/2019

CAAR 2nd Quarter Market Report

Tele Jenifer & Tom Woolfolk join Michael Guthrie to go over CAAR’s 2nd Quarter Market Report.

Saturday, August 3, 201908/03/2019

Local Real Estate Market Trends

Michael shares his thoughts on the local real estate market data.

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