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what do you guys in NC consider expensive or overpriced housing? The more you pay the more quality you get? Give me numbers please? Im looking at Apex, Cary maybe Wilmington...
what do you guys in NC consider expensive or overpriced housing? The more you pay the more quality you get? Give me numbers please? Im looking at Apex, Cary maybe Wilmington...
There was an article recently that stated that housing in Wilmington is overpriced and the rest of NC could be following the same path.
Link: http://www.johnlocke.org/press_relea...ry.html?id=165 You might want to take that into consideration. Most builders here care more about quantity than quality.
Your real estate agent should be able to tell you. If you must do it on your own, go to any website that sell houses and type the town or subdivision name - this will bring up a list of houses for sale in the area. If one house is more expensive than other houses (be sure they have same amount of bedroom, close to sq. feet, garage, etc), then you'll know it's overpriced. I used realtor.com to analyze it myself.
There was an article recently that stated that housing in Wilmington is overpriced and the rest of NC could be following the same path.
Link: http://www.johnlocke.org/press_relea...ry.html?id=165 You might want to take that into consideration. Most builders here care more about quantity than quality.
NC overpriced? compared to what? I got 3202 sqft 252,990 that's cheap.
Did you read the article? Growth management planning penalties and impact fees. They are not talking about being overpriced compared to other areas. They are talking about penalties that drive the costs of homes up to where they become unaffordable and overpriced. It might be "cheap" now, but so was California at one time.
Did you read the article? Growth management planning penalties and impact fees. They are not talking about being overpriced compared to other areas. They are talking about penalties that are passed along to the home buyers, therefore raising the cost of homes to where they become unaffordable. It might be "cheap" now, but so was California at one time.
NO, Take it easy.... relax. I didn't read the article. Yeah I know it's cheap now so was AZ. As log as it's cheap now and doesn't get out of control like those places.
Since my plan is to move to any of these areas and I see that theres a lot of comments on how expensive is Cary. I was just wondering how expensive these areas were...$$$
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They are saying that it could though, that NC is slowly headed in the same direction as California.
Cary/Apex
