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Joe Davidson: Building Trust Through Service in Virginia’s New River Valley
Real estate agents come and go. In an industry where nearly 90 percent don’t make it past their fifth year, Joe Davidson has not only survived but has built something lasting in the New River Valley, rooted in relationships that have proven to be foundational over time. From Educator...
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WVVA bids farewell to team member, new broker of local real estate firm
WVVA
Bramwell’s historic Pence Hotel will be redeveloped thanks to $1.5 million grant
WSLS
Roanoke homeowners await resolution as zoning changes linger for nearly two years
ROANOKE, Va. – Roanoke homeowners say they have been left in limbo for nearly two years over a zoning change that could reshape their neighborhoods. Anthony Stavola, a resident of the Raleigh Court neighborhood, said, “Our trust has been very difficult to maintain in this process as we close in on two years.”
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$6 million restoration planned for Fishburn Mansion, a Roanoke landmark, and its surrounding estate
ROANOKE, Va. – Friends of Mountain View and the city of Roanoke have joined forces to restore the historic Fishburn Mansion and its surrounding grounds, aiming to bring new life to the early 1900s property once home to the prominent Fishburn family. The mansion, along with the greenhouse, cottage,...
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Henry County Celebrates First Four New Homes in Affordable Housing Project
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Roanoke Zoning Debate Isn't Over — and Could Seep into 2026 Council Race
A zoning overhaul that prompted litigation remains an issue that will extend into 2026. As a new year approaches, tensions remain over the aging debate of a bold Roanoke zoning overhaul to try to increase housing options. As the issue plays out, it could become part of another city council...
WDBJ 7
Henry County Apartment Complex Sees Major Renovations
The West Virginia Daily News
Greenbrier Fiduciary – Notice Of Administration To Creditors, Distributees & Legatees – December 9, 2025
Notice of Administration to Creditors, Distributees & Legatees Notice is hereby given that the following estate(s) have been opened for probate in the Greenbrier Fiduciary Supervisor’s Office at 912 Court Street North Lewisburg, WV 24901-1170. Any person seeking to impeach or establish a will must make a complaint in accordance with the provisions of West […] The post Greenbrier Fiduciary – Notice Of Administration To Creditors, Distributees & Legatees – December 9, 2025 appeared first on West Virginia Daily News .
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Home costs remain high; local market more buyer-friendly than national market
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - It’s been difficult for young people to buy houses over the last several years due to persistently high home prices. The National Association of Realtors says the median age of a first-time home buyer is now 40. In Roanoke, prices are up slightly from last...
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Home Costs Remain High, Local Market More Buyer Friendly Than National Market
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Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Blacksburg metro area
Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Blacksburg metro area. The real estate frenzy spurred by the coronavirus pandemic continues, though at a slower pace. Buyers are still competing for a limited supply of housing, driving up prices for affordable properties. The typical home value in the United States...
The Mount Airy News
Prior tax break does not afford Cross Creek reprieve from current, larger tax bill
No one likes to be surprised by a property tax bill that is significantly higher than expected, but that is exactly what happened to Cross Creek Country Club in Mount Airy following reappraisal. The Surry County Board of Commissioners this week upheld the tax assessor’s 2025 reappraisal values for a pair of parcels of land associated with the golf course during a quasi-judicial hearing, rejecting appeals from the property owner. The board voted unanimously to uphold assessed values of $961,380 for the clubhouse parcel and $2,760,390 for the golf course parcel. The appeal centered on an annual tax increase of approximately $12,367 — from $6,726 to $19,092 — after golf greens that had not been taxed since 2016 were added back at $125,000 per hole. The 2025 assessments represent significant increases from the 2024 values of $716,740 and $501,740. Tax officials noted the 2024 values were actually set during the 2021 reappraisal and had remained frozen for four years, as required by state law. Deputy County Attorney Howard Jones explained that taxpayers must prove the appraisal method was arbitrary or illegal and that it resulted in a substantial difference in value. He pointed to guidance from the North Carolina Department