Have you been thinking about finding a new Charlotte area home this Fall in time for the holiday season? Why not start your search on my website, www.GreatHomesInCharlotte.com?
Whether you're looking to down-size, up-size, right-size; for a single family home, a townhome or condo, a new construction home, an active adult community, a home on one of Charlotte area lakes or golf courses, I can help you find that special home you can fall in love with. And it's easy to start searching on my website.
With interest rates rising, this Fall will (36 comments)
September 2021 saw the continuation of the strong housing market in the greater Charlotte region. Buyer demand continues to exceed pre-pandemic levels and to strain inventory.
Historically low interest rates and pent-up demand continue to fuel much of the buyer demand, as do the years of steady population growth in the Greater Charlotte area. While closed sales were down 2.3% in September, this is typical of this time of year as families settle back into fall school routines. (22 comments)
1025 Sardis Cove Drive in south Charlotte's Sardis Cove neighborhood is offered for sale with an asking price of $116,500 by Nina Hollander and Carolinas Realty Partners with RE/MAX Executive. This spacious townhome provides low maintenance living at its best and has been extensivly remodeled and updated annually since 2013. Turn-key and move-in ready!
1025 Sardis Cove Drive is a 2-story, 1,358 square foot, end unit townhome, featuring 2 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. On the first floor you'll find an oversized/living/dining room with fireplace; a galley style kitchen with granite counters and tile back-spalsh; cozy breakfast area; renovated powder room; laundry closet. On the (22 comments)
RE/MAX National Housing Report: November 2016 Housing Data
The RE/MAX National Housing Report for December 2016: "November home sales defy seasonal trends" is the story of the month, with home sales up 19.1% despite what is normally considered a slow season for home sales. More homes were sold in November 2016 than any other November on record since RE/MAX began publishing its monthly National Housing Report eight years ago.
To quote Dave Liniger, Chairman and CEO of RE/MAX: “The continued decline of inventory and talk of rising interest rates may have contributed to November’s surge of home sales." Over the past 11 months, the majority of markets have seen home prices (24 comments)
Additionally, the NAR existing home sales report showed that inventory has dropped year-over-year for the last 18 months, while the median price for all home sales in November was up 6.8% from last year and marked the 57th consecutive month of year-over-year gains for media sale prices.
How The Charlotte, North Carolina Housing Market Compared To National Averages (12 comments)
In this eNewsletter, 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 November 2016 edition also features the following timely articles on: De-bunking your top (14 comments)
The Charlotte region's housing market continued the strong start of the first half of the year through July 2016, with pending sales and home prices up and days on market, new listings and inventory levels down. In a market where the average sale price of a home on a year-to-date basis is almost $51,000 lower than average list price, it's easy to see how the extreme lack of inventory in the more affordable price ranges is impacting the affordability of Charlotte housing, which contributed to the lower closed sales volume in July. The story for 2016 is that supply continues to (12 comments)