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Bringing luxury to multifamily living...

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Seattle magazine: click to view article High end town homes, condos and apartments are appealing to renters and buyers right now. Several luxury amenities that renters and buyers are looking for according to Realtor Magazine: 1. Outdoor living space Community areas that include: comfy seating, gardens, televisions and fire pits. These areas promote socialization, offer a change of scenery and create space for entertaining. 2. Alternative transportation options From bicycle storage and repair stations, to car rental services, sustainable commuting options are important within the luxury market. 3. Connectivity Some multifamily facilities are opting to offer internet cafe's and some even offer espresso bars! These work great for residents who would like to work, socialize and fuel up. If you are interested in moving to the Raleigh area, contact Broker: Amy Sossamon - 919.671.1479 Regal Crest Luxury Homes More from Regal Crest Luxury Homes: 10 most expensive ...

How does North Carolina rank with its economy compared to other states?

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Photo taken from Google images: Few moves According to U.S.News, North Carolina ranks within the top 20 states as far as its economy. North Carolina ranks number 18 out of 50 states in an article published in 2018.  The top 5 states are:  Colorado Utah Washington California Florida Click here to read the rankings of all 50 states. In its overall ranking, North Carolina comes in at #23. To read about the overview of North Carolina, click here. If you interested in moving to North Carolina or moving within the state, contact Amy Sossamon, Regal Crest Luxury Homes,   for your Real Estate needs. 919.671.1479  You may also be interested in: Is it a buyers market or sellers market for 2019

Is it a buyers market or sellers market for 2019?

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There seems to be a difference of opinion pertaining to 2019 being a buyers market or a sellers market. Let me explain: In an article written by Investors Business Daily , there are conflicting opinions stated. Realtor.com suggests that the next 12 months will pose challenging for potential homebuyers and sellers.  On the other side, you have chief economist of the Mortgage Bankers Association, sharing that there are reasons to be positive about the housing market over the the upcoming year.  "I think next year will be closer to a balanced market for buyers, and because of the strong job market, and because you have a lot of millennial buyers entering the market, you'll see a pickup in home sales through 2019 relative to 2018," -Mike Fratantoni  To view the article in its entirety: click here Ultimately, the decision lies with the buyer or seller. A key component is to hire a trusted Real Estate agent to assist you with your sell or purchase.  Call Amy S...