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Welcome To The 2010 Real Estate Market

January 6, 2010
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Ahhh.  The new year is here.  Have you seen all the articles out there calling the past 10 years the lost decade?  From a personal perspective I’m not sure I would go quite that far.  There’s something unsettling about the idea that the last 10 years were wasted.  But I do know quite a few [...]

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Wake County Real Estate Appreciation Over Last 10 Years

September 25, 2009
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This chart shows a real clear picture of what’s been going on with residential real estate prices over the last 10 years. The numbers from 2006 forward are particularly interesting.
As I help great clients buy and sell homes, I hear lots of buzz in the marketplace about how much homes prices have fallen recently.  I’ve [...]

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Sellers Market Coming Soon

April 27, 2009

May I please have the attention of anyone looking for homes for sale in Raleigh, Cary or Wake Forest?  The current home buyer’s market will be going away soon and will be replaced by a robust seller’s market.  Please do not wait too long to buy your home because there will be very little warning [...]

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Homes Under $300K Are Selling

April 6, 2009

Selling a home priced under $300,000 can be fun and it can be done relatively quick.  Selling a home priced under $200,000 can be even more fun and at least as quick.  These are the new hot price points in the real estate markets of Raleigh, Cary and Wake Forest.
Inventory in Wake County is about [...]

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Homes For Sale in Wake County With First Floor Master

February 25, 2009

First floor master bedrooms are popular.  People like them because they pretty much put all the day to day living areas on the first floor.  Older folks like a first floor master because it minimizes the need for stairs.
I get lots of calls for homes with a first floor master.  I also get lots of [...]

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