11 03, 2019

Only Two Units Left | Units Are Selling Fast

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March 8, 2019- Located half a block West of the Oceanfront, in the heart of Kill Devil Hills, is Sun Salt Aire Townhomes, a new project by developer David Maso, a partner in the successful communities of Beacon Villas at Corolla Light and Devonshire Place.

Sun Salt Aire was built by the contracting team at Outer Banks Renovations and Construction, led by NC General Contractor Phillip Meggs and partners Scott and Wayne Midgette.

The units, designed by Sunny Berle, offer two bedrooms, two and a half baths, two

 spacious living areas and oversized private garages. The interiors feature upscale fixtures, sleek granite countertops throughout the kitchen and baths, premium cabinetry and an expandable SmartHome system. Similar to other developments by Maso, the townhomes come completely furnished by Exotic Home and offer maintenance-free living.

 

A less than five-minute walk down to the oceanfront, residents and guests can enjoy semi-oceanfront views from their private balconies off the Master bedroom.

 

 

 

 

Maso stated; “It is no surprise that in less than 45 days, three out of the five units offered have been sold. As investment owners and second-home buyers gear up for another season on the Outer Banks, investment projections are strong for Sun Salt Aire.”

To learn more about Sun Salt Aire and the remaining two units available, visit SunSaltAire.com or call Realtor Sunny Berle with Coldwell Banker Seaside Realty at (813) 480-0445.

    26 01, 2016

    National Home prices rose in November

    2016-01-26T19:34:14-05:00Categories: Homes for sale Corolla, homes for sale outer banks, income properties corolla, income properties outer banks, investment properties outer banks, new construction corolla, new construction corolla nc, New Homes for Sales Corolla, Outer Banks, Outer Banks Investment Properties, Outer Banks Real Estate Sales, Uncategorized|Tags: , , , , , , |Comments Off on National Home prices rose in November

    Home prices rose in November, as the S&P/Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index (HPI) increased
    0.9 percent on the month. Nationally, home prices have risen 5.3 percent over the past year.

    Western Cities Lead the Way

    • U.S. home prices, as measured by the S&P/Case-Shiller
      National HPI, picked up 0.9 percent in November. The 10-City
      and 20-City HPIs both rose solidly, each posting increases of
      0.9 percent over the month. Western cities led the way, as
      Portland, San Francisco and Denver saw the greatest gains.
    • In a separate report released today, the FHFA HPI, which
      reflects homes securitized by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, rose
      5.9 percent over the year.

    Supply & Demand Driving Prices

    • Historically low levels of inventory for new and existing homes
      should continue to support home prices into 2016. Meanwhile,
      housing demand is likely to remain solid as underlying
      fundamentals, including improving labor market conditions and
      household formations, continue to strengthen.
    • We are looking for home price appreciation to decelerate
      modestly in 2016, to 4 to 4.5 percent, as supply gradually comes
      back online and demand from foreign buyers cools off.

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    25 01, 2016

    Why the December rebound in home sales?

    2016-01-25T14:35:55-05:00Categories: Homes for sale Corolla, homes for sale outer banks, income properties corolla, income properties outer banks, investment properties outer banks, new construction corolla, new construction corolla nc, New Homes for Sales Corolla, Outer Banks Investment Properties, Outer Banks Real Estate Sales, Uncategorized|Tags: , , , , , |Comments Off on Why the December rebound in home sales?

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    Why the December rebound in home sales?

    Diana Olick | @DianaOlick


    Sales of existing homes jumped 14.7 percent in December compared to November, according to the National Association of Realtors, but not because the housing market is suddenly outperforming all expectations. The jump in December had all to do with the nearly 11 percent monthly drop in home sales in November, and that drop in November had all to do with something in the mortgage market called “TRID.”

    TRID is an acronym for TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure. It’s a new set of rules from federal regulators, deemed “Know Before You Owe,” designed to protect borrowers from hidden fees and costs in a home loan. It requires lenders to present borrowers with a simple disclosure form listing all facets of the loan three business days prior to closing. This is so borrowers can ask educated questions if they need to.

    “(Friday’s) data just confirms that the November drop was due to delays in closings that were pushed to December,” said Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the NAR.

    TRID went into effect in October, and first began to delay closings in November. Even though lenders had over a year to prepare, shifting their computer systems and adapting to the new protocol did cause problems. These delays, in addition to November having the Thanksgiving holiday, pushed a fair amount of closings to December.

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