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Wake Forest NC Real Estate Market - Weekly Report for October 16 - 22, 2011

Below is the latest data for the Wake Forest NC Real Estate Market.  The Real Estate activity remains vibrant in Wake Forest NC with a healthy number of New Listings being added each week as well as a good number of closings.  

This past week there were 28 Homes for Sale in Wake Forest NC added to the current Inventory.  

  • 6 New Construction Homes
  • 20 Fair Market Resales
  • 2 Bank Owned/Foreclosures

For the Week of October 16 - 22, 2011 there were 14 Homes Sold in Wake Forest NC.  Of those there were less than 1% that were Bank Owned or Foreclosures.  That is a distinct point in that most Home Sellers I speak with in Wake Forest think that REO/Bank Owned homes are the ones that are selling the most.

  • 10 Fair Market Resales
  • 3 New Construction Homes
  • 1 Bank Owned/Foreclosure

 9 Homes received Contracts the Week of October 16 - 22, 2011.

  • 1 Short Sale
  • 5 Fair Market Resales
  • 1 New Construction Home
  • 2 Bank Owned/Foreclosures
10 Homes in Wake Forest NC had a Status Change to Contingent this past week.  A Contingent Status reflect "conditions to be met" such as "contingent on inspections", "contingent on bank approval if a short sale" or even "contingent on buyers loan approval".  There are a multitude of reasons that a property could be Contingent and one thing to keep in mind is if you see a home that you are interested in and it is "Contingent" you should have your agent verify the reason for the contingency.  You never know, a back up offer could be made and you could end up getting the home!
  •  7 Fair Market Resales
  • 2 Short Sales


If you have any questions regarding the above statistics for the Wake Forest NC Real Estate Market please feel free to give me a call at 919-649-6128 or simply send me an email - I would be happy to help! 


 



Published Thursday, October 27, 2011 11:46 AM by Leesa Finley

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