Chris Colgan Show

The Northern Virginia real estate market is officially shifting. For the first time in a long time, we're seeing inventories climb and buyers get some breathing room.In Episode 14 of Real NoVa, I break down the new September 2025 housing data that proves the market is changing [00:11:24]. We'll cover what the 40% jump in active listings and the 40% increase in days on market mean for you as a buyer or seller.Plus, we're covering the biggest development and lifestyle news hitting the region:00:37 HUGE NEWS: Publix is officially coming to Manassas, anchoring a new store in Ashlin Square. This is a massive stamp of approval for Prince William County.03:15 DATA CAPITAL: A new $100M+ data center in Chantilly is already 100% pre-leased 18 months before it's even built.05:52 FRONT ROYAL: An iconic 1879 building in downtown Front Royal is getting a $5 million transformation into a performing arts center and co-working space.08:10 LUXURY LIVING: The Ritz-Carlton is building its first-ever Virginia residences in Tysons, with condos starting over $1 million.Are you thinking about buying or selling in this shifting NoVA market? Let's connect and build a strategy.➡️ Search all NoVA homes for sale: ColganTeam.com

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This Hidden Staircase Airbnb Makes More From Weekend Bookings Than Most Make In A Month! Meet Amro, the visionary builder and owner of one of the most unique Airbnbs in Shenandoah. What started as a treehouse dream evolved into an architectural marvel that's booked solid year-round.===Ready to make your move to Northern Virginia?📱 571-437-7575📧 [email protected]👉 Subscribe to this channel for the latest episodes, and don’t forget to check out my main channel and The Chris Colgan Show for more content, interviews, local stories, and expert tips!===Timestamps:00:00 First impressions of the A-frame Airbnb01:25 How did this always-booked Airbnb come to life?01:56 The story behind that epic window view02:39 What makes the stargazing loft special?03:42 Those two chairs—best coffee spot ever?04:14 Hidden staircase in the kitchen island?!05:00 Building cabinets around a spiral staircase?06:14 Why did he build this instead of a treehouse?07:03 The treehouse that almost happened07:35 From store-bought plans to custom design08:30 Why no builders wanted to take this on09:35 Can you really see this A-frame from the road?11:04 Well & septic nightmares on a mountain lot12:57 Guests flew in from Korea? The global appeal13:29 What happens when guests ignore checkout?14:31 The flood disaster—bidet + faucet left running15:00 Handling a flood from NYC16:01 Do cigarettes in Coke cans count as "no smoking"?17:03 Are CEOs trying to buy this place?17:58 From Airbnb host to property developer19:00 His next project—bigger than this one?19:56 Why he skips AirDNA for market research20:56 "If you can cash flow weekends only..."21:25 Why unique Airbnbs stay booked while others sit empty22:18 How he furnished the whole place in a week23:37 How he finds off-market land with mountain views24:37 Cold-calling landowners—would you do it?25:00 The Bali bamboo resort that almost happened25:35 How a honeymoon chat nearly led to an international resort26:28 How to book this A-frame

You date in Arlington, get married in Fairfax, and have kids in Loudoun.” That used to be the running joke in Northern Virginia... but not anymore. In this week’s episode, I sit down with Buddy Rizer, who went from playing records at DC101 to orchestrating one of the most remarkable economic transformations in American history. When Buddy took over Loudoun County’s economic development, they were 81% dependent on residential taxes. Then the housing bubble burst... What happened next is fascinating: How they attracted $65 billion in commercial investment (and the Amazon HQ2 story you haven’t heard) The clever way they saved Western Loudoun’s rural character using... wineries? Why United Airlines is betting big on Dulles with a massive new terminal The RIVANA project that’s about to change everything

Big Changes Coming to Prince William County! In this episode, I sit down with Trevor Johnson, Deputy Director of the Prince William County Department of Economic Development and Tourism, for an in-depth conversation about the exciting transformations happening in Prince William County, Virginia. We dive into the county's growth, including new businesses coming to the area, major development projects, and how Prince William County is positioning itself as a hub for economic and cultural innovation. Trevor also shares insider details on upcoming initiatives, the county’s efforts to attract tourism, and what this means for local residents, businesses, and the real estate market. Whether you’re a current resident, a business owner, or someone thinking of moving to this dynamic part of Northern Virginia, this episode is packed with valuable insights about why Prince William County is on the rise! 0:00 The Future of Prince William County Virginia 0:50 Interview with Trevor Johnson of Economic Development 3:25 Where is Prince William County?

Episode 1 of the Chris Colgan show with Alex Hussien runs the popular instagram page DCSpot. In this episode we dive deep into how he grew his page, best places to eat in the DMV area, best place to live in Northern Virginia and more!

In this engaging discussion, Stergio Zissios, co-owner of Blue Valley Vineyard & Winery, joins Chris Colgan, a seasoned Northern Virginia real estate expert, to explore The Wall Street Journal's designation of Northern Virginia as "The Next Napa Valley." They delve into the intricacies of operating a family-owned winery in Virginia, the evolving wine industry, and the unique lifestyle the region offers. Blue Valley Vineyard & Winery, renowned for its award-winning wines and breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, embodies the rich winemaking heritage of the Zissios family. Chris Colgan, with over 18 years of real estate experience and deep roots in Northern Virginia, brings valuable insights into the area's growth and its impact on local businesses