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Outer Banks NC Real Estate Sales - the Nags Head Market
Outer Banks NC real estate sales - the Nags Head Market information as of 11/17/09
For additional information including all homes, condos, town homes, and land for sale in Nags Head NC, please visit Nags Head Real Estate for Sale. You can also search here for price ranges and neighborhoods.
Current homes for sale in Nags Head
Number of homes for sale - 265
Average asking price - $666,410
Median asking price - $498,000
Average days on market - 220
Under contract in Nags Head
Number homes under contract - 20
Sold homes in Nags Head since 1/1/09
Number homes sold - 96
Average sold price - $$428,275
Median sold price - $354,000
Average days on market - 202
Do you have questions about specific properties, neighborhoods, or areas?
Do you want additional facts about asking price to sold price ratios?
Are you considering buying Outer Banks property within the next 6 months?
Whether you are interested in Outer Banks NC real estate sales - the Nags Head Market or other areas of the northern Outer Banks, we are waiting to talk to you.
Contact us, Mike and Linda Powers. We are broker associates with Resort Realty and look forward to hearing from you. We are ready to listen to your desires and ideas ... and ready to help. We represent buyers or sellers for second homes with rental income, investment property, and primary homes. We will make your search for the right property easy, work for you throughout the process ,,, and beyond. Visit our web site, contact us by e-mail, or, for immediate service, call 252-599-2845. We are here to help.
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Find more information on: Nags Head foreclosures
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Sam & Omies in Nags Head NC is one of those pilgrimages to a favorite restaurant our tourists take each year. Located on Beach Road (also known as NC 12 and Virginia Dare Trail) near milepost 16, this quaint restaurant attracts locals and vacationers alike. I remember hearing one of our tourists say they couldn't come to the Outer Banks without stopping in for a delicious meal at Sam & Omies in Nags Head NC.
Sometimes we wonder why folks choose one place over another. Here, I think the answer is simple. Good food and a reminder of the old Outer Banks days.
On your next visit to the Outer Banks be sure to visit Sam & Omies in Nags Head NC. I think you will enjoy both the food and the experience.
We're Mike and Linda Powers with Resort Realty. Before you come why not give us a call. We are happy to meet with you to discuss your real estate goals and dreams of owning Outer Banks property. With interest rates still low and a wide choice of properties why not begin your future today? Visit our web site for more information or contact us today. If immediate answers to your Outer Banks real estate questions call 252-599-2845.
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Fishing Season on the Outer Banks - There's surf fishing, pier fishing, or enjoy a half or full day fishing in the Gulf Stream. Fall here on the Outer Banks is truly awesome. While we have 4 seasons based on nature's color changes, we also have seasons based on the type of visitors we have.
Fall probably is the favorite for men. They either rent a small cabin and spend several days fishing with their buddies. As you can see by the 2 photos below, the choice for surf or pier fishing is fun and relaxing.
While there certainly a number of women who enjoy the sport, when spouses come for the fishing season, many women are content to let the men have the fishing fun while they shop. Many bargains are found in the shops that want to reduce inventory and plan for next season. Fall is a winning season on the Outer Banks ... for everyone
Photos by your Outer Banks Realtors with Resort Realty. Contact us today with your real estate questions.
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I recently posted a story about Mr. Kevin Davis from Indiana taking home a once in a lifetime memory of his Outer Banks vacation. While enjoying the beach in Nags Head, a young fawn had gone into the ocean and was struggling in the surf. Mr. Davis went in and rescued the animal.
I'm sure the animal was scared and in shock ... but so thankful to Kevin Davis. The animal was taken to Roanoke Island Animal Clinic as a precaution.
After some antibiotics and a few days rest, Officer C. P. White from the Wildlife Resources Commission released the young fawn at Nags Head Woods in Kill Devil Hills ... on the sound side of the island. 
Can you imagine the stories both Kevin Davis and that young fawn will be telling their friends and family about their vacation at the beach! Mr. Davis shows us the appreciation our tourists/guests have for this seductive sanctuary. Once again, Kevin Davis is a kind and gentle hero.
Thanks go also to The Coastland Times, the news paper that shared this story and continues to report stories about the generosity and kind spirit we can still find in this world.
If you would like information on Outer Banks Places to Go, please visit my web site or e-mail me. I love sharing the with folks and am glad to help.
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