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Latinos are the fastest-growing demographic in North Carolina and the United States and they’re a younger demographic, which means more of them are entering their peak years for home buying.
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The North Carolina Real Estate Commission has agreed to draft rules that would require home sellers to provide more information to buyers about past flood damages and flood risk.
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The buying frenzy of a year ago is long gone. Home buyers have pulled away, sellers are holding back, and the whole housing market is locked in a deep freeze.
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In North Carolina and many other states, sellers don't have to tell home buyers if a house has ever been damaged by flooding. A new study says that lack of disclosure can mean unexpected and costly future damages.
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The rate of people moving from one residence to another is up across North Carolina during the pandemic — and it's putting a strain on movers.
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A Vibe Outside is one of three festivals by the Applesauce Group. The organization uses the events to promote home ownership.
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We take another look at our white-hot real estate market and the many factors that continue to drive up demand, reducing the city’s housing inventory to a historic low.
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An investigation by The Markup has found that lenders in 2019 were more likely to deny home loans to people of color than to white people with similar financial characteristics — even when controlled for newly available financial factors the mortgage industry for years has said would explain racial disparities in lending.
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A new study helps to explain the dynamics of our bonkers housing market.
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A building supply shortage and high demand has created a lack of inventory in North Carolina's housing market — while an influx of cash has driven up prices in a seller's market.