The towns and counties we work in
Offices in Abingdon, Blacksburg, and Chilhowie, covering commercial, residential, and business sales from Bristol through the New River Valley and west toward the coalfield counties.
- Towns
- 15
- Counties
- 8
- Active listings
- 25
- Offices
- 3
Where the listings are right now
These counts reflect our published listings. We also work in communities without a current listing, so please ask if your town is not shown.
- Abingdon
- Blacksburg
- Chilhowie
- Dublin
- Marion
- Norton
- Bluefield
- Bristol
- Christiansburg
- Fairlawn
- Glade Spring
- Lebanon
- Meadowview
- Wise
- Wytheville
Coverage by county
Grouped the way the region actually reads on the ground: along the interstate, then west of it.
Along the I‑81 corridor
- Washington County
- Smyth County
- Wythe County
- Pulaski County
- Montgomery County
West of the corridor
- Russell County
- Tazewell County
- Wise County
Why I-81 shapes everything here
Interstate 81 is the reason commercial property in this part of Virginia behaves the way it does. It carries freight the length of the Shenandoah Valley, and the exits along it are where regional traffic becomes local traffic. For a business that depends on either, the distance between a site and the nearest interchange matters more than almost anything else on the survey.
That is why two parcels a mile apart can sit in genuinely different markets. One is a right turn off the ramp; the other needs a driver to cross town. For a truck-dependent user that is not a detail, it is the decision.
Abingdon, Marion, Wytheville, Dublin, and Christiansburg all sit on or near that line, and each has a different mix of building stock behind it. Norton, Wise, and Lebanon work on a different logic again, further west and driven by different employers.
If your property is not on this list
Ask anyway. The boundary of a service area is softer than a page like this makes it look, and we would rather hear the specifics than have you assume.
We are licensed in Virginia and North Carolina. Beyond our service area, sometimes the right answer is a referral to a firm closer to the property, and we will say so. Taking on work we cannot do properly is worse for everyone than handing it to someone who can.
Tell us what the property needs to do.
Say what you are trying to accomplish and an advisor who works this market answers with what we know about the site and the corridor. No obligation.
Most commercial questions here get answered quicker on the phone. All three offices reach the same line.