February is a season of love, connection, and fresh beginnings. Here in the Outer Banks and Northeastern North Carolina, you can already feel the shift. While winter is still with us, spring is just around the corner. As a result, longer days and brighter skies are bringing renewed energy to our coastal communities. There’s a sense of excitement building, and
As we begin the new year, the real estate market across the Outer Banks and Northeastern North Carolina is showing steady movement and early signs of balance. While the pace has cooled slightly compared to previous years, opportunities remain strong for buyers, sellers, and investors alike. Overall, January is shaping up to be a strategic
May is here, and the Outer Banks and Northeastern North Carolina real estate market is buzzing with activity! In my latest video, “Outer Banks & Northeastern North Carolina Real Estate Market Update | May 2025”, I dive into what’s happening in our local market, what trends are shaping the season, and what buyers and sellers should keep in
April is here, and with it comes another exciting look at what’s happening across the Outer Banks and Northeastern North Carolina real estate market. In my latest video, “Outer Banks & Northeastern North Carolina Real Estate Market Update | April 2025”, I share what’s new, what’s changing, and what buyers and sellers should pay close attention to
Spring is officially here, and with it comes a fresh perspective on the Outer Banks and Northeastern North Carolina real estate market. In my latest YouTube video, “Outer Banks & Northeastern North Carolina Real Estate Market Update | March 2025”, I break down the latest trends, opportunities, and what buyers and sellers can expect this month. Whether
Market Update: Outer Banks, North Carolina Dare CountyThe real estate market in Dare County is trending toward a balanced market this year, with 4.75 months of inventory overall. List-to-sold price ratios have dipped slightly to 96.7%, which is typical for this time of year. The average Days on Market (DOM) is 47 days, and the
