PRICE AND PROXIMITY MAKE WALKER SQUARE CHARLOTTESVILLE'S #1 TOP SELLING COMMUNITY
The Condominiums at Walker Square, offering condos in Charlottesville, VA is the area's #1 Top Selling community due to its unbeatable combination of value pricing and proximity to University of Virginia and downtown Charlottesville.

WALKER SQUARE LAUNCHES "HOME BUYING 101: REAL ESTATE TERMS MADE SIMPLE"
The Condominiums at Walker Square, offering condos in Charlottesville, VA, today launches its 2012 "Home Buying 101: Real Estate Terms Made Simple" campaign designed to educate students and local professionals on simple, easy to understand real estate terms.

WALKER SQUARE ANNOUNCES THE "CROSS A NEW HOME OFF YOUR WISH LIST" YEAR-END CLOSEOUT
The Condominiums at Walker Square, offering condos in Charlottesville, VA, released today its 2011 year-end closeout pricing on two-bedroom condominiums. Starting in the $180s, homebuyers can take full advantage of the benefits of home ownership and receive up to $5,000 towards their move in cost during the month of December. (restrictions apply).

R4 GROUP SELLS 25 CONDOS IN 75 DAYS AT WALKER SQUARE
Kevin Price, Executive Vice President of The R4 Group, announced that The Condominiums at Walker Square have sold 25 condominiums in 75 days making it Charlottesville's #1 Selling Community in 2011. Located next to the University of Virginia and The Corner, a seven-block area of bars, restaurants, bookstores and nightspots in Charlottesville, Virginia, Walker Square features one and two-bedroom luxury condominiums starting in the $140's. Kevin Price, remarked: "We congratulate our sales team on their tremendous success thus far in 2011. Walker Square is a terrific community with an ideal combination of modern living offered at affordable prices, with a wealth of amenities for residents to enjoy. It is exciting to see students, local residents, professionals and investors choosing Walker Square as their community.

Property Investment Proves Profitable for Graduate Student's Parents
By Jim Brewer
Charlottesville Business Journal
When Meredith Ingram and her mother Janice came to Charlottesville, it was the city's ambiance that convinced them that Meredith should get her graduate education at UVA. "It's such an eclectic place," Meredith says. "From the Downtown Mall to the UVA Rotunda, everything about Charlottesville told me that no matter the outlet I needed, I would find it here. I knew pretty quickly that this was where I wanted to come to school."

Real Estate News
By Jim Brewer
Charlottesville Business Journal - 07/02/07
More and more single women are buying homes—a trend driven by rising college graduation rates, workforce opportunities, and earning power. Shifting demographics also fuel the trend; women are getting married later in life, and don’t see marriage as a precursor to homeownership. According to the National Association of Realtors, single-female homebuyers accounted for one-third of all condominium sales and a record 22 percent of all purchases in 2006, up from 14 percent in 1995—more than double the number of single men, who make up just 9 percent of buyers.