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I have noticed a sales surge all of a sudden in my development in Cary. They are going under contract at an incredible pace, as compared to the last several months. Has anyone else noticed this in any other development or is this an isolated case to one development? I am wondering if the low interest rates and the Spring interest are combining for good sales around the Triangle?
Good to hear. Have noticed a surge in traffic and a couple contracts in our Holly Springs neighborhood. Most of the buyers seem to be relocations from out of state.
I have noticed a sales surge all of a sudden in my development in Cary. They are going under contract at an incredible pace, as compared to the last several months. Has anyone else noticed this in any other development or is this an isolated case to one development? I am wondering if the low interest rates and the Spring interest are combining for good sales around the Triangle?
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Your post indicated that you've noticed an uptick in sales in your development.
While I am sure that is the case, how in the world does this mean that sales are surging "in the triangle"?
I am not making any claims. I am asking a question, based off of something I noticed on my development.
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Originally Posted by sneezecake
Your post indicated that you've noticed an uptick in sales in your development.
While I am sure that is the case, how in the world does this mean that sales are surging "in the triangle"?
Ummmm....last I checked my development is "in the Triangle".
It could be that there are a lot of homes going under contract right now but they won't show in statistics until they are closed.
I have a friend in Quail Hollow who has told me that the few homes in his neighbhorhood have all recently sold.
Even in Miami, where the market is MUCH worse than the Triangle, better properties in great locations are starting to move.
Time will tell.
It could be that there are a lot of homes going under contract right now but they won't show in statistics until they are closed.
I have a friend in Quail Hollow who has told me that the few homes in his neighbhorhood have all recently sold.
Even in Miami, where the market is MUCH worse than the Triangle, better properties in great locations are starting to move.
Time will tell.
This is a good point. The homes in my development that have "sold" have not closed yet, as construction is almost done in one section and just starting in another. But many have gone under contract and are just waiting for completion. There is definitely a difference in traffic flow, offers and contracts in my neighborhood.
I am not making any claims. I am asking a question, based off of something I noticed on my development.
Then you should've posed it as a question, not an exclamation, or said "sales surging in my development!"
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