Outer Banks Real Estate Market Report – November 2021
The median sale price for single-family residential homes in the Outer Banks area at the end of November 2021 was $475,000, a year-to-year drop of 1% from $477,500.
The median sale price for single-family residential homes in the Outer Banks area at the end of November 2021 was $475,000, a year-to-year drop of 1% from $477,500.
Buying a home is an overwhelming process—you have to master things unknown, navigate through real estate contracts, and get a loan to finance one of the most expensive purchases to date.
Your precious home is located in a unique neighborhood and therefore is at the risk of very specific issues that an inland home does not. Hence, as a coastal homeowner, it is crucial that you consider a vastly different insurance option that will protect your cherished property—coastal insurance.
Pricing your home the right way from the start is one of the biggest decisions you will have to make when looking to sell your home. There exists a direct relationship between how your house is priced and how many buyers will be interested in buying it.
Whether you are a first-time seller or someone who has gone through the process before, selling your home can be a complicated and nerve-wracking experience. For this reason, it’s not surprising to find that more than 80 percent of sellers choose to work with a real estate agent.
An impressive resort town in North Carolina, Duck, was named for its abundant waterfowl that has been attracting hunters and gatherers right since the 1800s. With great beaches, outdoor adventures, fine dining, diverse shopping, first-class events like Jazz-Festival and water sports aplenty, Duck doesn’t fail to keep visitors and residents entertained every day of the year.
Keller Williams Realty, Inc.
Serving Outer Banks of NC and surrounding counties
5595 North Croatan Highway
Southern Shores, NC 27949
1 Columbus Ctr #700
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
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