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May 21, 2008
Selling your house in a down market
Some research suggests that sales tanked by 26 percent in 2007—the worst sales year on record.
Keeping up with your mortgage
Look ahead when facing foreclosure Behind all the grim national foreclosure statistics are real people who need help.
May 19, 2008
CBJ: How will construction weather the downturn in Central Virginia
On the national level, economic news continues to disappoint. Housing stumbles along, while prices surge on food and gas.
CBJ: Daybook
Calendar of events
CBJ: How the rebate check could ruin retirement, Part II
Last week’s article explained the wrong-headed decisions behind the current tax-stimulus package, its deleterious effects on an already fragile economy, and how consumers delude themselves in the ways they spend the money.
CBJ: Personnel File
Robert M. Blue, an Albemarle County native, has been promoted to senior vice president, public policy and corporate communications, at Dominion Virginia Power. Blue, previously vice president, state and federal affairs, will be responsible for state and federal government affairs, environmental programs, corporate communications, community affairs and philanthropy.
CBJ: Business Briefcase
l The Professional Insurance Agents Association of Virginia and D.C. formally recognized the late James P. Towe CIC of Towe Insurance Services in Charlottesville for his pioneering efforts in promoting professional insurance agent education.
CBJ: Property Transfers
The information in Property Transfers is compiled from documents in the offices of the clerks of the circuit courts in Charlottesville and Albemarle County.
Travel industry braces for potential downturn
It seemed like a can’t-miss tourist attraction that would pull in visitors to the nation’s capital: a new Madame Tussauds wax museum.
May 09, 2008
Buckingham slate quarry claims state harassment
A Buckingham County slate quarry has sued the state, alleging harassment by state mine inspectors.
May 08, 2008
In Crozet, a slice of uncertainty
What will a redevelopment project mean for the venerable Crozet pizzeria?
A hospital that feels like home
Patients at the new Martha Jefferson Hospital will enter through a front entrance reminiscent of a two-story futuristic home, with large glass windows, chimneyesque stone towers and a slanted roof. Acres of parkland will surround the hospital.
May 07, 2008
Slideshow: Crozet Pizza, a small town tradition
Crozet Pizza has operated in downtown Crozet since 1977. As development plans take shape, patrons and employees worry about the fate of the restaurant.
April 21, 2008
Coal rush or coal bust?
Global warming fears have led to the cancellation or indefinite delay of dozens of proposed coal plants in recent months in almost every corner of the country. But with a few notable exceptions, the debate over coal’s role in global warming has had much less of an impact on development of new coal plants in the Southeast.
March 26, 2008
Old Trail to feature “town center” in residential development
Residents in one of the largest developments in Albemarle County will soon be able to eat and work out closer to their homes, developers announced on Tuesday.
March 25, 2008
New project at Old Trail
Residents in one of the largest developments in Albemarle County will soon be able to eat and work out closer to their homes, developers announced on Tuesday.

