Aug. 17, 2006 - Raleigh Cary Durham Apex Holly Springs NC Real Estate Blog
Welcome to my Triangle Area Real Estate Blog. This blog provides Cary NC real estate information and resources to guide homeowners and buyers through the process of selling and buying a house, townhome or even investment property. If you are interested in Triangle Real Estate, please e-mail me here  for a personal response! Thanks and let's get blogging!
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Sep. 17, 2006 - re: Welcome |
| Posted by Karen |
| The detailed article regarding Cary being the best place to live on the East Coast can be read at http://money.cnn.com/2003/12/08/pf/bplive03_east/index.htm |
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Oct. 23, 2007 - RE: Cary NC Real Estate Blog |
| Posted by North Carolina Mortgage |
| Cary seems like a nice place to live! |
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Dec. 3, 2007 - RE: Cary NC Real Estate Blog |
| Posted by Ted Butler |
| fastest growing county in the United Stats right |
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Dec. 11, 2007 - RE: Cary NC Real Estate Blog |
| Posted by Tracy Santrock |
| Close, Ted - We are the 8th fastest crowing County(Wake) in the US. |
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Jan. 21, 2008 - RE: Cary NC Real Estate Blog |
| Posted by k mello |
| Can someone please explain why new house prices have not gone down despite being on the market for a year or more and in light of what is happening nationwide? Even more amazing are the prices of 10 year old 3,300 sq. foot homes in Preston that are listed at $700,000 - they typically have the cheapest kitchen cabinets available (the white laminated kind) so you would need to gut and redo the kitchen if you ever planned to use it - and each one of these overpriced beauties has almost the exact same floor plan - I am just blown away and confused - how is this possible? I would love some insight |
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Jan. 22, 2008 - RE: Cary NC Real Estate Blog |
| Posted by Tracy Santrock |
You've heard the adage, "Location, location, location". Preston is a planned neighborhood in a fantastic location close to RTP. It makes the commute easy and it's located in the golf community rated #1 in the Triangle.
I agree, the prices are steep for what you get!! If you haven't noticed the houses in Preston are having a difficult time competing w/new construction. The only houses selling for top $$ are the ones that have been renovated. |
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Jan. 22, 2008 - RE: Cary NC Real Estate Blog |
| Posted by K Mello |
Thank you for the answer - that is helpful - but why are they not lowering their prices despite being on the market for long periods and without renovating?
Futher, I have noticed that not even the new home developments I am interested in have lowered their prices (Weycroft, Kitts Creek, Cameron Pond).
I had a new home magazine from January 2007and picked up the January 2008 magazine and was shocked to find the same 5 houses advertised in three new home developments ($580,000-2,000,000) and still listed at the same price as Jan 2007 - 15 houses on the market for over a year and not reduced at all? It must mean that the builders can afford to pay the monthly mortgage and that they are selling for much, much more than their value, right?
I agree that Preston is a lovely community, but the commute from there is getting longer (I live in a rental in Preston) and particularly as new developments closer to RTP are open and more populated.
Any ideas when the burst of the housing bubble will start to show in the Triangle? |
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Nov. 24, 2008 - RE: Raleigh Cary Durham Apex Holly Springs NC Real Estate Blog |
| Posted by Jennifer |
Great site w/everything I'm looking for to relocate to the Triangle. I appreciate an agent willing to share information before I visit the area. |
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Feb. 1, 2009 - RE: Raleigh Cary Durham Apex Holly Springs NC Real Estate Blog |
| Posted by Ingrid Kitchen |
Tracy,
This is a nice blog. You are doing well for yourself. Maybe we will see some relief from this slow economy in 2009. I live in Elizabeth City, NC so if you ever hear of anyone that wants to move this way please let me know. I will do the same for you. We are about 3 hours apart. Thanks and God Bless you!
Ingrid
http://www.elizabeth-city-real-estate.com
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Jun. 7, 2009 - RE: Raleigh Cary Durham Apex Holly Springs NC Real Estate Blog |
| Posted by John Hagan |
I came across your blog while doing some real estate surfing. I love it! You have lots of good info to share. I really liked the John Burns video. I will come back to visit.
John |
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Jun. 29, 2009 - RE: Raleigh Cary Durham Apex Holly Springs NC Real Estate Blog |
| Posted by real estate brochures |
Hi,
Just stumbled upon your post...just wondering what the size range is for houses there in Wake County?
Thanks!
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Aug. 30, 2009 - RE: Raleigh Cary Durham Apex Holly Springs NC Real Estate Blog |
| Posted by Beth |
My husband and I are thinking about relocating to Cary, NC. We currently live in Albany, NY and have heard wonderful things about the town. We have a 1 year old and are excited that it's a "family town". My only concern is I'm petrified of spiders and heard that there is a huge population of black widows and brown recluse. Can anyone put my mind at ease or should I be worried? |
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