Real Estate is always a local market and North Carolina is doing better than most! Haywood County is also leading in the January stats over Asheville and Hendersonville in the Mountains of North Carolina. So if you are interested in a little "GOOD NEWS' about the conomy - read on.
Below are some quotes from the North Carolina Association of Realtors. It has given hope to many people that i have sent this to - so
ECONOMY
> In 2008, North Carolina welcomed the most newcomers
(versus loss of residents) of any state, according
to moving services website Relocation.com.
For every 100 people leaving, 180 moved in.
HOMEOWNERSHIP
Homes were more affordable in December 2008
than at any other point since the National Association
of REALTORS® began its housing affordability index in 1970.
FORECLOSURE FACTS
> Nationally, January foreclosure filings decreased
10 percent compared to the previous month.
> In January, the number of foreclosures
occurring in N.C. decreased 29.3 percent when
compared to January 2008. Nationally,
foreclosure rates were 18 percent
higher in January 2009.
> North Carolina continues to descend in
the official ranking of foreclosure rates, and
is 33rd nationally.
> Four states - Nevada, Arizona, California
and Florida - represented 53 percent
of the 274,399 foreclosures in the
U.S. in January.
We are thankful here in North Carolina to realize that things are getting better,
Lynda Bennett
Maggie Valley, NC
REALTY WORLD - Heritage Realty
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