Category Archives: Real Estate

Home sales across the Triangle rose 26 percent in July compared with a year ago, continuing a streak of double-digit increases in 2012. The latest numbers were better than expected for Stacey Anfindsen, a Cary appraiser who analyzes Multiple Listing … Continue reading →

… It wasn’t that long ago when some pundits were saying hope was all we had in the housing market. But now our hope is being justified by some solid facts. Last Tuesday, the Case-Shiller S&P 500 index of home prices … Continue reading →

BY DAVID BRACKEN – DBRACKEN@NEWSOBSERVER.COM The Triangle housing market continued its upward swing in the second quarter, with sales increasing 19 percent over the same period a year ago. The results continue a trend that has been in place for months now: … Continue reading →

If you’re not a buyer who is completely clear on whether you want to buy an older home or a new-ish one, here are some of the factors to consider, pro and con, as you compare and contrast homes built … Continue reading →

MCLEAN, Va., June 19, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Freddie Mac (OTC:FMCC) released today its U.S. Economic and Housing Market Outlook for June showing that rental market activity has been a bright spot for the housing market, and due to rental demand by those … Continue reading →

As more U.S. housing markets improve, an adage about what matters in real estate is proving true: location, location, location. While property markets across the country rose together during the housing boom and fell together during the crash, new data … Continue reading →

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is putting the finishing touches on a net-zero-energy demonstration home that the federal agency hopes will identify green and energy-efficient strategies that transfer well to the real world. “We saw the need for a … Continue reading →

The Triangle Multiple Listing Service (TMLS) reports the following information pertaining to the housing industry in the greater Triangle Region during May of 2012. The data shown reflects information on properties located in the 16 counties of the greater Triangle … Continue reading →