The real estate market in Asheville and Buncombe County ended 2019 with low inventory that is being outpaced by the demand, a trend we’ve been seeing for awhile now. Inventory levels in Asheville are under six months in every price point below one million dollars while Buncombe County inventory levels are below six months below […]
The first quarter of 2018 is in the books and the Asheville & Buncombe county real estate market continues to appreciate. Compared to the same period in 2017, Asheville closed sales declined over seven percent, but it may be attributed to rough weather in the early part of the quarter since pending sales are up […]
What a great year for DixonPacifica Real Estate and the WNC housing market! Our market built upon a strong 2016 and we continued to see improvements in median sales price and price per square foot. We’ve rebounded well above pre-crash levels. In Asheville, the median sales price rose to $290,000, a 7.4% improvement over 2016. […]
One of the most common questions our Brokers receive pertains to due diligence and how it works. We thought it would be helpful to explain the due diligence process and what it means to a buyer and a seller. In 2011, the North Carolina Real Estate Commission introduced a revised Offer to Purchase and Contract in which a […]
Days on the market shrunk significantly from May to June, as is traditional in our market, with the change in average price continuing to show double digit growth over last year. Despite a large number of sales, more inventory has come to the market, as we predicted, giving us a slightly larger supply of homes […]
January saw predictably steady market growth with a slight increase in average list to sales price as well as a slight decrease in months of inventory. However, there was a significant uptick this month in change in average price. This reflects the greater volume of homes sold in a higher price bracket than in previous […]
The market trends we saw in December strongly reflect the larger market trends for our area. While there were fewer new listings and closed sales overall, the sharp increase in median sales price in Buncombe County as well as the significant decrease in month supply of homes in Asheville and Buncombe County indicates that the […]
November is typically the slowest month of the year in the real estate industry. Clients find it challenging to make time for house hunting and keeping the home they’re selling pristine for showings during the holiday season. Because there are fewer sellers in the market, the months supply of homes is at the lowest it’s […]
With prices up and inventory down, the market was hot for sellers in October, which is consistent with the trends we saw in August and September. In fact, the median home price in Asheville continues to show increase month over month. That said, we are seeing the months supply of homes has leveled off and […]