February 16

We Are Selling Homes!! Call Us if you need you home SOLD
Posted on February 16th, 2010 at 11:06 AM by socar

We have seen a huge increase in the market for Stanly County. Last month we sold 9 homes and this month we are working on 8 that are due to close. March is already shaping up to be the same. I have taken 12 listings and we have already sold a few of those and are showing buyer clients everyday. This is the best time to buy and also sell. The price points have dropped but property is moving and we are moving properties. call us if you are thinking of buying or selling and let us help you make your move with Southern Carolina Realty Inc. We are her for YOU!!

May 13

Housing Prices Appreciate in Charlotte, Stanly, Union, Cabarrus and Mecklenburg North Carolina
Posted on May 13th, 2008 at 3:07 PM by socar
Category: Sub Prime

While the rest of the US is suffering from the sub-prime loan turned real estate crises turned credit crises, the market in Charlotte NC is looking great. How do we do it? We are fortunate to have come through a series of economic stress that has apparently instilled good business disciplines in all we do. Having come through the massive shift in manufacturing, agricultural and most locals were apparently more sober-minded during the housing bubble than many regions. Our housing prices did not get as high as the rest of the country dampening the affects of the negative swing, Yoo Hoo J! Housing prices are reasonable and appreciating like normal.

April 21

Insider’s Guide to Southern North Carolina Real Estate
Posted on April 21st, 2008 at 6:19 AM by socar
Category: Sub Prime

Charlotte and the surrounding Southern North Carolina Real Estate Market is one of the few regions in the country to whether the current real estate crises. While home owners in many regions are losing home value our home owners are doing quite well. For home buyers, the lure of cheap homes in other regions are offset by the concern that prices will continue to fall and the length of time it will it take for pricing to rebound. As one of the country’s few positive real estate markets, negative price concerns are not a factor here.