Good News & Bad News in the Raleigh Real Estate Market: July 2022
Prices are finally dropping for many homes in the Raleigh area but Raleigh buyers are backing out of deals.
Prices are finally dropping for many homes in the Raleigh area but Raleigh buyers are backing out of deals.
I recently helped my fraternity brother find his forever home in Wake Forest!
The median sales price of Wake County real estate hit another new all-time high of $405,000 in November 2021—a $6,500 increase from October 2021’s price of $398,500.
When you think of a home buyer, you generally think of one person or a family who is purchasing the home to live in but this is not always the case. Institutional buyers or investors are currently major players in the booming real estate market and their transactions are uniquely different from traditional buyers. Keep reading to learn more about this type of transaction and how you can market your home to institutional buyers as well as traditional buyers.
I am excited to announce that the Driftwood Manor condo in Raleigh, NC, is under contract for my investor client and selling this property was really “a match made in real estate heaven” scenario.
Whether you are looking to buy or sell your home, I would love to help! I thrive on being out in the market, representing buyers and sellers all over the Triangle. See what one of my recent clients, Mary S., had to say about her experience.
Feeling a little cramped in your current home? There are over 270 houses on the market in Raleigh right now that are 4,000 square feet or more.
I recently had the pleasure of working with Kevin and Megan W. to find the perfect home for them and their two pups in North Hills in Raleigh.