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Increasing rental costs. The median cost of renting has risen steadily over the past 30+ years. There is a long-standing … (30 comments)
Latest news on the greater Charlotte region's real estate market in October and what it means for you...
October 2020 continued to see a strong housing market in the greater Charlotte region, despite the ongoing pandemic. Pending contract and closed sales activity shows buyer interest with demand returning to and exceeding pre-pandemic levels due to historically low interest rates fueling much of the buyer demand.
Housing inventory remained at record lows and new listings are not keeping up with demand despite an increase in new listings in October. At 1.2 months of supply, we continue to see some of the lowest levels of … (16 comments)
Charlotte, NC region real estate report and housing market snapshot for July 2019. Charlotte region remained a seller’s market in July 2019 with inventory remaining extremely tight, dropping 15.3% compared with July 2018. Lack of inventory and new listings resulted in higher home list and sale prices year-over-year, year-to-date, and month-over-month. Closed sales were down slightly, but pending sales were up 15.9% year-over-year. The housing affordability index continued to decrease, as well. Months supply of homes remained very low at 2.3 months (down 14.8% year-over-year) and even lower for homes priced under $200,000. Year-to-date trends are all … (8 comments)
Second quarter 2018 Charlotte, North Carolina region's home sales continued the trends we've seen since 2015. Home buyers are finding the housing market very competitive with higher home prices and a lack of properties to buy. Buyers looking for a bargain are "hard pressed" to find one. Meantime, home sellers are seeing their homes sell quickly and for top dollar, when priced right for condition and location. The "story" of the second quarter 2018 might well be about the continued decreases in the supply of homes available for sale across the region. It's worth pointing out that this … (22 comments)
The Charlotte region's housing market ended the final month of 2017 with home prices up, closed sales down, but pending sales considerably up as compared with December 2016. Both average and median sale prices were up in December 2017. Inventory and the months supply of homes remain low and well below what they were one year ago, which are a primary cause of the slowdown in sales.
December 2017 Closed Sales: down 8.4% versus December 2016. Year-to-date, closed sales were up 5.9%. December 2017 Pending Sales: up 17.3% versus December 2016 and up 6.3% year-to-date. December 2017 … (26 comments)
In this Newsletter, you'll also find timely articles, tips, and advice for current and future homeowners. Whether you are looking to buy or sell, have recently moved, are staying put, or simply want to stay current with real estate trends in the Charlotte region and beyond, there's something for everyone in Carolinas Realty Partners' Housing Trends eNewsletter.
The August 2017 edition also features the following timely articles on: … (12 comments)
search all charlotte region homes for sale: What Happened In Charlotte Region's Housing Market: 2nd Quarter 2017
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Second quarter 2017 Charlotte, North Carolina region's home sales continued the positive trends we've seen since 2015. Home buyers are finding the housing market very competitive with higher home prices and a lack of properties to buy. Buyers looking for a bargain are "hard pressed" to find one. Many first-time buyers are being "priced out of the market." Meantime, home sellers are seeing their homes sell quickly and for top dollar, when priced right for condition and location. The "story" of the second quarter 2017 might well be about the continuing double-digit decrease in the supply of homes available for sale across the region, as … (12 comments)
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