As a prospective home buyer, you aren’t fully represented unless your real estate broker is a buyer’s agent. Why is this? Your broker could be representing the seller, making the transaction details slightly blurry. If a broker represents both sides (this is…
Key trends are taking shape in the Asheville Real Estate market. Consumers are searching for things such as energy efficiency, walkable neighborhoods, and looking for amenities that compliment both lifestyle and needs. 1. ENERGY SAVINGS. Having a home with optimal energy saving appliances and…
"Fixed mortgage rates eased a bit for the fifth consecutive week as reports that existing home sales are up 1.3 percent but not as much as expected,” says Frank Nothaft, Freddie Mac’s chief economist. “As the spring home buying season continues, we…
A lot of different houses are available in South Asheville, NC. So, you will easily manage to choose a home that meets your needs and budget. Buying a home in this area will provide you convenient access and significant benefits.…
The Lowdown on Closing Costs When you get a mortgage, you will need to pay closing costs, which are fees – charged by lenders and third parties -- related to the purchase of the home. So, in addition to owing…
A Buyer’s Agent Agreement is a legal contract between a home buyer and a realtor who agrees to represent the sole interests of the buyer. Without such an agreement, a real estate agent could possibly be more concerned with the seller’s interests,…
Population: City of Asheville - 83,393 Buncombe County – 238,318 Climate: Average Humidity – 57% Average January Temperature - 36° Average July Temperature - 73° Education: Asheville City Schools ashevillecityschools.net Superintendant- Dr. Bobbie Short (Interim Superintendent) Contact 828-350-7000 Buncombe County…
Top Outdoor Design Elements 1. Gardens and landscaped spaces 2. Outdoor living spaces (kitchens, entertainment spaces) 3. Outdoor recreation amenities (pools, spas, tennis courts) 4. Sustainable design practices Top Outdoor Living Features 1. Lighting 2. Seating/dining areas 3. Fire pits/fireplaces…
You are moving to Asheville, now what? A new city means new shops, street, neighborhood and surroundings. Southern hospitality may rule this neck of the woods, however you will be looking for help or knowledge on where to find services,…
Why we love Asheville... and the resources for you need for moving to Asheville, North Carolina. [simplebooklet src="https://simplebooklet.com/embed.php?wpKey=kJ76khZLE6SoSMt5ouxbAW" width="608" height="610"] The Buyer’s Agent of Asheville is a local real estate firm dedicated entirely to home buyers. Providing laser focus, fierce…
Here are some factors to consider – some may be more important to you than others. Property values The quality of schools Traffic Future construction The crime rate Proximity to hospitals and medical centers, schools, churches, employment, public transportation, shops,…
Rich in history and with beautiful scenery, Lakeview Park is a fine development in northern Asheville, North Carolina, next to Beaver Lake. Real estate in this area features beautiful homes, old mature trees, gentle topography and meandering roads through awe-inspiring landscapes. It is, without doubt, a highly sought-after area to live and play.
If you buy real estate in Lakeview Park, there’s plenty to keep you entertained. The country club offers golf, fitness, swimming and tennis, and it has one of the finest restaurants around. The Grove Park Inn also has an excellent restaurant, a great pub, and it’s the venue of many live concerts. Beautiful Beaver Lake offers fishing, jogging, walking, non-motorized boating, or just plain relaxing. The shops are a stone’s throw away, as are the local schools and ‘America’s Favorite Drive’ – the famous Blue Ridge Parkway.
