If you were planning on going to Corn Dawgs Corn Maze in Walnut Grove this weekend, they have postponed the opening until Friday, September 25, 2009 due to the rainy weather. Be sure to come out next weekend, though, for all the fun.
Your admission includes access to our main maze, junior maze, pedal racers, hay jump, mountain slide, tile maze, labrynth maze, barrell train, hayride, and more.
Maybe we will see you there!
Today I wanted to talk about the the market in Newton County.
As you can see from the chart, there has been a pretty significant decrease in active listings over the last several months. In September 2007, there were over 2,500 single family homes on the market. Now, we have less than 1,400 homes for sale. In addition, Chart 2 indicates that there as been a leveling of Average Sales Price. Does this mean that we have hit the bottom.
We really don't know at this point. Unfortunately, the crystal ball is on the blink. However, it is encouraging to see some slowing in declining sale prices.
So what do the pretty charts mean? Will prices start going up and keep going up? Have foreclosures and short sales gone away or will the banks flood the market with more houses?
Now is still a great time to buy and there are some great deals out there! If inventories continue to decline,we will see sales prices increase! Don't miss out on an opportunity because you are trying to time the market, waiting for the bottom? Get in the game now.
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Chart 1

Chart 2
If you are looking for something Fun And Free to do this weekend, then come out to the Square in Covington, GA this Friday.
General Mills is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its Covington, GA plant on Friday September 4, 2009 at 7:00 PM on the Square in Downtown Covington.
Hosted by General Mills celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Covington Plant & Main Street Covington
DeKalb County has a quality of life that is unparalleled with its urban character yet natural scenery and down home feel. For those that choose to call DeKalb home, they find a county complete with housing priced for first time homebuyers to executives seeking palatial estates. School aged children of DeKalb County families receive superior education taking advantage of various specialized programs and resources. Residents of DeKalb County take solace in the fact that the county has a well managed government having in 2006 received a AAA bond rating from both Standard and Poors and Moody's.
The Market Stats for Dekalb County, GA. These stats are for single family homes. This information is being pulled from the GAMLS.
As always questions or comments are always welcome. Please visit Homes by Ursula for more information.
Newton County is home of the city Covington which has been known as the Hollywood of the South due to the number of movies and television shows filmed here. In the Heat of the Night , a long running television show, spent its eight years in Covington while filming. The Dukes of Hazards was another prime time show that began its television series in the county along with more movies than you would believe. Newton County has a great small town feel that is close to Atlanta.
The Area of the Day is: Newton County, GA. These stats are for single family homes.
So what does this mean. Simply put, Yes, there are alot of houses on the market and people are still buying. We are seeing activity in every price range.
If you need to sell, there is hope. Price it right and it will sell. It sounds simple and it really is. Don't be scared out of the market by negative publicity. Now is an UNBELIEVABLE time to buy and sell real estate.
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