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International Investment Flows Into Roanoke as the Region Sheds Its Rust-Belt Identity
An Austrian wellness company has chosen Roanoke as its North American base after evaluating more than 50 sites across roughly 16 states, according to reporting by The Roanoke Rambler. The arrival of RINGANA — which plans to invest approximately $85 million and create around 435 jobs — is the latest signal of a regional economy that has been quietly repositioning itself for years. This report is, so far, single-sourced to The Roanoke Rambler.
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People Are Quietly Retiring To This Virginia Mountain Town Where Rent Still Makes Sense
If you’ve been staring at retirement calculators and wondering how anyone affords anything anymore, allow the Alleghany Highlands of Virginia to offer a very calming counterpoint. Clifton Forge, Virginia is a small mountain town with historic architecture, serious outdoor access, a functioning arts scene, and housing costs that belong...
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Behind the Deeds: Greater Lynchburg Real Estate Transactions
The Greater Lynchburg real estate market saw another active week of transactions, with million-dollar commercial and residential sales, large acreage transfers and steady demand for move-in-ready homes throughout the city and surrounding counties. Lynchburg posted the region's highest sale, while Campbell and Appomattox counties each recorded significant rural property transactions. Bedford County continued to show strength in new construction neighborhoods, and Amherst County featured several solid residential sales. Building permits also reflected continued investment in new homes and residential improvements across Bedford County.
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This Underrated Virginia Town Still Offers A Surprisingly Affordable Lifestyle Most People Thought Was Gone Forever
Tucked into the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwest Virginia, Roanoke is the kind of city that quietly surprises everyone who visits. While big cities keep getting more expensive and crowded, Roanoke has held onto something rare: a genuinely affordable, welcoming way of life. From its iconic neon star glowing on...
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Historic Rockwood Manor sees change in ownership
After decades of hosting hundreds of visitors to Rockwood Manor, Frank and Rochelle Drummond are retiring to pursue other interests. But before retiring, the Drummonds wanted to ensure that the home would pass to someone with a similar vision and commitment to the historic and community value of the property. The family they chose to continue the Rockwood Manor legacy is Stephen and Leona Thomas, from Chattanooga, TN. The Thomas’ have two children, Patton, age five and Ruth, age three. (Left to right)Stephen and Leona Thomas with children, Ruth and Patton; Rockwood staff Christy Boerstler and Beth Gordon and Frank Drummond.
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Rent Is Just $890 In This Quiet Virginia City, And Locals Are Starting To Take Notice
Something interesting is happening in Radford, and it involves people actually being able to afford where they live. While the rest of Virginia watches rent prices climb like they’re training for Everest, this New River Valley city maintains the kind of affordability that seems almost fictional in today’s housing market.
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The Overlooked Virginia Mountain Town Where You Can Still Buy A Home For Under $100,000
While everyone’s scrambling to buy overpriced condos in cities where a parking space costs more than a car, there’s a charming mountain town in Virginia where affordability isn’t just a distant memory. Galax, Virginia sits tucked in the Blue Ridge Mountains, offering something increasingly rare: the chance...
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Roanoke Valley Field Notes: Virginia Museum of Transportation receives donations to maintain the 611, Salem opens housing survey
Plus: Botetourt County receives state historical marker for TransAmerica Bicycle Trail. The post Roanoke Valley Field Notes: Virginia Museum of Transportation receives donations to maintain the 611, Salem opens housing survey appeared first on Cardinal News .
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Multi-generational housing demand grows as inventory falls short
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - As the aging population grows, the need to find appropriate and safe housing increases. Experts say multi-generational housing is in demand, but inventory is low. Heather Simon has spent the last 35 years helping thousands of families find homes as a mortgage lender. She said she’s...
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This Week’s Yard Sales and Estate Sales
Humongous Estate Sale 6005 Bopp Hill Rd. Pulaski,VA. June 11-13 and June 25-26 7:00am – 7:00 pm each day. Rain or shine- its inside on three levels of the house. Furniture, Refrigerator, Freezer, 2 Digital Pianos, Tools,. Books, Antiques, SO MUCH MORE!. YARD SALES. Huge Yard Sale: Everything from...
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Pearisburg residents push back on proposed 53% real estate tax increase
PEARISBURG, Va. – Dozens of Pearisburg residents packed a public hearing Tuesday night to push back on a proposed 53% increase to the town’s real estate tax rate — the first property tax increase in a decade. Most residents who spoke said they understood the need for...
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Multi-unit development in the City of Roanoke overcomes legal challenge
Another multi-unit development in the City of Roanoke has overcome a legal challenge and is set to add another 24 much-needed living spaces to the city’s housing stock. Two time failed Roanoke City Council candidate James Garrett and others had taken Roanoke City Council and developer Alexander Boone to court over a 24 unit townhouse development planned for the corner of Medmont Circle and Keagy Road near LewisGale Medical Center, claiming improper public notice was given before City Council approved a rezoning for the project. That suit was dismissed by a judge and then turned away by the court of appeals earlier this week. Alexander Boone is president of A Boone Real Estate. WFIR’s Gene Marrano spoke about it with the developer:
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This week’s Estate Sales and Yard Sales
Humongous Estate Sale 6005 Bopp Hill Rd. Pulaski,VA. June 11-13 and June 25-26 7:00am – 7:00 pm each day. Rain or shine- its inside on three levels of the house. Furniture, Refrigerator, Freezer, 2 Digital Pianos, Tools,. Books, Antiques, SO MUCH MORE!. YARD SALES. Yard Sale: Mt. View Community...