Wake County NC Homes Market Report for January 2012
Wake County is booming! Straight from Wikipedia:
"Wake County is the 9th fastest growing county in the United States, with the town of Cary and the city of Raleigh being the 8th and 15th fastest growing cities, respectively."
9th fastest growing county in the US... the more the merrier here in Wake County!
Now to the real estate market report!
Ahhh Wake County NC, wonderful neighbors, terrific neighborhoods, limitless possibilities for Triangle entertainment, a terrific school system, marvelous parks... the list goes on and on.
If you're considering moving to Wake County NC or even if you're planning on selling a home in Wake County, it's important to have the right information.
Our goal is to provide you with a good overview of how homes for sale in Wake County are performing.
The chart on the left shows the percentage of new active listings (homes that went on the market), total active listings, closed listings, and homes that have gone under contract, during January, 2012.
The information included in this report is only for detached homes located within Wake County NC. (*If you're interested in a report for townhomes and condos, please don't hesitate to contact us ~ we'd be pleased to send along information specific to your needs.)
New listings on the market in Wake County during January
Take a peak at the new Wake County NC Homes for Sale on the market in January.
(in alphabetical order by subdivisions)
Active Detached Homes for sale in Wake County last month
Just over 4,000 homes are for sale in Wake County! There's quite a range of homes available... the swing in Wake County home prices range from $29,000 to $6,495,000 with an average price of a home for sale in Wake County being (slightly lower than last month) $330,582. There's plenty of options for just about anyone looking to buy a home in Wake County.
Whether you've outgrown your home and are looking for something larger; are relocating to the area, are empty-nesters ready to down-size, or are just looking to capitalize on the Triangle investment opportunities, locating a great match (with the right Realtor®) will not be an problem in Wake County.
Homes in Wake County that went under contract (pending) last month
Homes that sold (closed) in Wake County last month
Remember the above information and charts reflect only detached home activity in Wake County.
If you have been considering moving to Wake County, NC, would like more information on selling a home in Wake County, NC or would simply like to discuss your Triangle area real estate needs, please don't hesitate to call or e-mail me. I'd love to chat...
**Take a look back at our previous Wake County NC Market monthly reports
Check in next month as we're preparing to release a full recap of Wake County real estate for the year 2011.
*Any reference to TMLS data is based on information
from Triangle MLS, which neither guarantees nor is in any way
responsible for its accuracy. All data is provided ‘AS IS’ and with all
faults. Data maintained by Triangle MLS may not reflect all real estate
activity in the market.
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