Construction can’t keep up with demand for luxury homes in NC, real estate agent says
Builders can’t build luxury homes fast enough, seemingly anywhere in North Carolina, but especially in the Triangle, Buncombe County, and Wilmington.
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Triangle new home market sizzles with ‘demand still far outstripping supply’
The latest data on the national housing market shows that new home sales have fallen. But in the Triangle, that doesn’t mean prices are falling, too.
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Homebuilder NVR bringing 261 jobs, $33M to NC for two facilities
The national homebuilder NVR, Inc. will bring at least 261 more new jobs to North Carolina after agreeing to an economic incentives package on Tuesday.
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Tiny homes, townhomes and other zoning changes needed help ease Triangle housing shortage, experts say
RALEIGH – With housing in the Triangle hard to find and prices rising, what can be done to alleviate the shortage that is hitting everyone from home buyers to renters? Build more houses – and adapt zoning to embrace more homes in smaller sizes. So say housing industry experts....
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Population, jobs, supply chain problems mean there is no end in sight for Triangle’s ‘extreme sellers market’
Nationally, new home sales increased last month. Is there enough new construction in the Triangle right now? WRAL TechWire spoke to a residential real estate developer.
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Housing is the Energizer bunny of the economy: keeps going and going
The housing market is showing no significant signs of slowing.
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Raleigh and Wilmington rank in top 6 real estate markets in nation for homebuilding opportunity
Raleigh is near the top of a new study that ranks 130 real estate markets nationally for potential homebuilding opportunity. And Wilmington, NC, ranks even higher. Here’s why.
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Report: Raleigh ranks #3 for housing growth for 2010-2020
Raleigh saw an increase of 23.5% in housing units between 2010 and 2020, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, ranking it third out of the top 100 most populous regions in the United States — a healthy increase that met demand due to job growth, found Apartment List.
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