Clearly, you've been lost in Short Pump mall in the -aughts.

Where’s my Hopslam 😤

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Yes! That's me

Preliminary breakdowns by precinct have been calculated.

It looks like Richmond was the most competitive (45/43/11 B/R/A) and Henrico (East End) was the most lopsided (90/7/2 B/R/A).

I have Pocket Monster cards.

Including insurance in that, you have Markel and Genworth. There are also several smaller agencies like Kinsale and Elephant in town.

Also, while Richmond is not the headquarters for many companies, there are many employers with large administrative presences including Capital One, Truist, Well Fargo, and UPS.

Melitos hotdogs are aight

Thank you!!! I’ve been trying to remember the name of that place for a couple weeks now!!!

I think you’re somewhat right about that. Although, hardly anybody moved to the PNW for the location before Portlandia.

Commenter isn’t wrong. I recently purchased and went through the same process. List price was not getting you a house-we had to put at least 10-20k over to even stand a chance.

On the few that returned comments to us (they did this after we started including offer letters), they all said we were beat out by cash offers they just couldn’t refuse.

Same, I fly a lot for business, it's bad enough we have to deal with no direct flights but I also have to deal with shit coffee?

Needle successfully threaded.

Best beer and wine shop in the state.

That hasn’t stopped after 3+ years. Put offers on 7 different houses in late 2020 before finally getting accepted. We got feedback from several sellers that we were beat out by cash offers.

Appraisals almost always work out in the favor of the buyer. We ran into that same fear last summer when we bought our first home. In my opinion, the hardest part is done for you 🥹

✋🏻 with a little luck and compromise we did it though. (finds haunted burial site in crawl space, sacrifices s/o)

You guys playing 2 hand touch, tackle or gentleman's dropkick rules?

Im in bonair trying to keep it weird.

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Not sure my passport lets me cross the river.

Oddly enough, I was waiting for a flight one day when I saw a Delaware North rep doing a walk-through of changing away from Caribou and was waiting for this to finally come. Glad it was this. At the end of the day, it will still be mediocre operators but hopefully supplying the shops won't be as abysmal as they were under caribou.

$9 for a latte for sure.

100%. This isn’t my fav RVA caffeine fix, but at RIC it’s slim pickings.

> The level of Austin-ites buying houses in Md/Fan is notable.

That would’ve been me if I was a year earlier to the party. I’m happy to spread our yeehaw influence out a bit.