Once again, North Carolina's capital city has been ranked is one of the best place to live. This time Raleigh came in #8 on the survey conducted by RelocateAmerica.com. You can read the full report here.
Source:
Deaton Investment Real Estate & The Wake County Apartment Association
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Foreclosure Filings Rise
Could real estate prices decline further? It's possible, especially if foreclosure filings continue to increase. Triangle area foreclosure filings were up 58% in the first quarter of 2010 vs. Q1 of 2009. This article from the Triangle Business Journal has more details numbers.
In my opinion, until we see foreclosure filings fall significantly the market will continue to struggle and we will remain several years away from any significant price increases in the real estate market.
In my opinion, until we see foreclosure filings fall significantly the market will continue to struggle and we will remain several years away from any significant price increases in the real estate market.
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