This is a great time to take advantage of home ownership while rates are low, prices are competitive and buyer's incentives are high.
First-time buyers are more flexible to enter the market without concern of selling an existing house, as well as having the benefits of low home prices, plentiful supply and affordable interest rates.
Forbes Magazine has named Raleigh #5 on the country's list of recession-proof cities. With a median home price increase of 4%, Raleigh continues better off than most of the nation where the real estate bubble has bursted.
Cary ranked #5 in growth among the nation's cities with population over 100,000 according to US Census Bureau findings reported in the July 10th News and Observer while Raleigh ranked a respectable 13th - the only other North Carolina city listed among the fastest growing.
Among the fastest growing North Carolina town's, Wake County's Rolesville ranked #1; Holly Springs, #3; Knightdale, #4; Wake Forest, #5; and Fuquay-Varina, #6.
The Raleigh/Cary real estate market has just been forecast as the #2 strongest market in the country by Veros Real Estate Solutions, a California company that has covered the nation's residential real estate market for five years. The Triangle market is the only one of the top five areas not in the Midwest.
If you're in the market for a new home, please search through our inventory and we will be glad to work you, to make your dreams a reality.