Zoning Change vs. Rezoning: Why the Difference Matters to Landowners
Landowners may hear that zoning is changing and assume it means their property is being rezoned. However, a zoning change and a rezoning are not…
Landowners may hear that zoning is changing and assume it means their property is being rezoned. However, a zoning change and a rezoning are not…
Imagine you are selling a development property in Northern Virginia and receive two offers. Developer A offers $2 million, and Developer B offers $1.9 million….
Landowners considering a sale often ask whether they should do something to the property first. Sometimes these things add value to a property, but one…
A developer contacts you unexpectedly and asks whether you would consider selling your property. Your first thought might be, “why my property?” You weren’t advertising…
Due diligence is usually discussed from the buyer’s perspective. Before buying land, a buyer may investigate zoning, soils, wetlands, access, utilities, title, subdivision potential, and…
Selling a house is relatively straightforward. Before listing, you might make repairs, clean up the property, review comparable sales, and decide on an asking price….
An unsolicited call, letter, or email from a developer can take a landowner by surprise. You may have owned the property for decades and not…
Why Two Builders Can Look at the Same Property and Reach Different Conclusions If you’ve ever sold development land in Northern Virginia, you’ve probably heard…
How Uncertainty Shapes Buyer Demand in Northern Virginia When a desirable piece of land comes to market, many landowners expect builders and developers to compete…
Why Preparation Often Matters More Than Marketing When most landowners decide to sell, their first question is usually: “What should we list it for?” The…