Come celebrate National “Won’t you be my Neighbor?” Day by taking a tour of the 15+ condos at 1315 East and Latta Pavilion in historic Dilworth!  This isn’t Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood – It’s Dynamic, It’s Dilworth!
When: Saturday March 20 from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Where: 1315 East and Latta Pavilion condos
What: Group Open House. Food compliments of 131 Main Restaurant
To see an example of what’s on the tour here is a link to one of the listings: 1320 Fillmore

Marvin Creek Waxhaw NC market report 03/05/2010 reveals a stable market in this beautiful Waxhaw neighborhood.  Property absorption rates in any local real estate market are usually considered the new benchmark indicators as to whether that particular market is a seller’s market, a buyer’s market or a neutral market.  Knowing the current real estate market cycle is essential for success as either a buyer or seller.  The process of calculating absorption rates for local markets is helpful to analyze the current real estate cycle and formulating a winning buying or selling strategy.

Marvin Creek real estate - Marvin Creek homes for sale - Marvin Creek Waxhaw NC market report is below.  This abbreviated review of Charlotte (Waxhaw) homes for sale in Marvin Creek shows the market absorption analysis for this popular Charlotte (Waxhaw) neighborhood. If you would like further analysis regarding this highly south after neighborhood or a free market analysis for your neighborhood, email or phone us and we’ll be happy to provide you more detailed information on this or any neighborhood in the Charlotte Metro region.

Marvin Creek neighborhood information
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For more information contact Debe Maxwell at 704-491-3310 or visit her website.

One of the city’s most prestigious addresses is Myers Park!   The Myers Park neighborhood is full of historic architecture and envelopes you with it’s wide, tree-lined streets.  Formerly known as the ‘Old South,’ Myers Park, one of Charlotte’s original streetcar ’suburbs’ is now a prime Charlotte location as it is located just outside the Uptown region, close to everything Charlotte has to offer!

Renovations and rehabilitation of the gorgeous traditional homes in Myers Park continue to bring the home values up in the area.  One thing Charlotte home buyers can count on, is luxury living in Myers Park !

Myers Park real estate - Myers Park homes for sale - Myers Park Charlotte NC market report is below.  This abbreviated review on Charlotte homes for sale in Myers Park Charlotte NC shows the market absorption trend for this popular Charlotte neighborhood.  If you would like further analysis regarding this highly sought after neighborhood or a free market analysis for your neighborhood, email or phone us and we’ll be happy to provide you further information on this or any neighborhood in the Charlotte Metro region.

Myers Park Charlotte NC MLS Market Absorption Report:

For more information please contact Debe Maxwell at 704-491-3310 or visit her website.

Case Schiller release their home price report yesterday showing that home price declines have slowed in the majority of the markets studied.  Home prices fell in the fourth quarter of 2009 compared to the same period in 2008, but at a lower year-over-year rate than the first three quarters of 2009. The report shows home prices dropped 2.5 percent year-over-year in the fourth quarter, compared to year-over-year drops of 19 percent in the first quarter, 14.7 percent in the second, and 8.7 percent in the first, according to the report.

Where are prices at?

According to the report as of last quarter, home prices are at the same level they were in the summer of 2003. The S&P tracks the 10-city and 20-city home price indices monthly. The indices have a base value of 100 and anything above 100 represents the percentage of home value appreciation since January 2000.

The national index for the fourth quarter was 136.09, meaning home values have increased about 36 percent since January 2000. The figure represents a 0.3 percent seasonally adjusted quarterly increase, a 1.1 percent non-seasonally adjusted quarterly decline and a 2.5 percent year-over-year decline.  Charlotte’s index is 117.78.  The annual change in 2009 was drop of 3.8%.

The first quarter of 2009 saw a record year-over-year decline since the index’s launch in 2006: 19.1 percent.

The 10-city composite posted an index of 158.18 in December, a non-seasonally-adjusted month-to-month decline of 0.2 percent and a year-over-year decline of 2.4 percent. The 20-city composite posted a 145.9 index for the same month, also a non-seasonally-adjusted month-to-month decline of 0.2 percent, and a year-over-year decline of 3.1 percent.

To view the full report visit the S&P Case Schiller website.