Real Estate Matters

Real Estate Matters

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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, November 3, 201811/03/2018

Piedmont Housing Alliance & Affordable Housing

Michael Guthrie is joined by Virginia Leary from Piedmont Housing Alliance and by Bill Hamrick of C&F Mortgage to discuss affordable housing.

Wednesday, October 17, 201810/17/2018

CAAR 3rd Quarter Real Estate Report

Michael Guthrie takes an inside look at the CAAR 3rd Quarter Real Estate report.

Saturday, October 6, 201810/06/2018

BRHBA Parade of Homes

Jenny Tapscott, BRHBA Executive Director, and Chris Winn of Southern Development Homes talk with Michael Guthrie about this year’s Parade of Homes.

Friday, September 14, 201809/14/2018

Mortgage Banker Association David H. Stevens

Michael Guthrie is joined by David H. Stevens, President & CEO of the Mortgage Banker Association.

Saturday, September 8, 201809/08/2018

Thinking You Can’t Refinance, Yes You Can!

Michael Guthrie is joined by Jamie Yowell from Bank of the James and Les Sinclair from WINA’s Charlottesville Right Now for a discussion on refinancing your home.

Tuesday, September 4, 201809/04/2018

Scott Beyer and the Market Urbanism Report

Michael Guthrie is joined by Scott Beyer for thoughts on creative ways to look at the Market Urbanism Report development.

Saturday, August 25, 201808/25/2018

Meet Elizabeth Cromwell, New Chamber CEO

Michael Guthrie is joined by Elizabeth Cromwell, the new Chamber CEO, and by Peter Caramanis, co-chair of the chamber search committee.

Saturday, August 18, 201808/18/2018

What does economic development mean for our community?

Michael Guthrie welcomes Chris Engle, Charlottesville’s Economic Development Director, and Roger Johnson, Albemarle County’s Economic Development Director to discuss what economic development means for our community.

Monday, August 13, 201808/13/2018

Commercial Market Update

Michael Guthrie is joined by Bill Howard to discuss Bill’s Alzheimer’s Golf Tourney and what is going on with commercial real estate.

Saturday, August 4, 201808/04/2018

BRHBA & New Construction

Michael Guthrie is joined by Josh Batman, John Scott & Jeremy Swink for a discussion on BRHBA and the impact of new construction.

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