Wake Country Registry of Deeds

[Charlton Dude]

Originally Posted by KCfromNC

Also keep in mind that the sq ft data from the Wake County site is notoriously bad. This makes it tough to do any sort of normalizing of price versus size of the house. And that's even assuming there is a size listed for the house - that data tends to dribble in slowly for newer neighborhoods.

The sq ft data would not be important in this case, as I can go by the model sold. It is a small community with limited models, so all I need to do is check the street number that sold.

[Charlton Dude]

Originally Posted by Bilirubin

Are you moving?

If you move to Holly Springs and then rave about their new Burger King I'll be ticked.

No worries. I am not gonna sell what I have here to move to Holly Springs. However, the market will always tell me what I should be doing, so I just want to stay on top of it. I am very interested to see what the real price paid is on all these homes that have sold recently.

[uncletupelo]

I bet they have appreciated dramatically in your Cayree hood aka the promised land.

[Charlton Dude]

Originally Posted by uncletupelo

I bet they have appreciated dramatically in your Cayree hood aka the promised land.

Mine appreciated about 13.5% in about a year. However, I got a great deal when I bought it and just because one's home is valued at a certain level doesn't mean they can sell it for that price within a certain period of time. Luckily I have done very well over the last few years in the Triangle real estate market. It's all about paying attention to what is happening and adjusting as need be, rather than just sitting still and "hoping".