Chapel Hill Real Estate Search

Money Magazine has come out with it’s annual great places to live articles.  And I’m afraid that I have to dispute their findings!  There is just no place like this Southern Part of Heaven. No place with our great schools, our weather, our restaurants, OUR HEELS!  How could we be 40th?  (And Cary is 23rd?  Go Cary!)

I’ll let you decide for yourself, but I’d like to think we are number one for so many reasons.  Give me yours!  And if you are  interested in looking at some of the properties available in our triangle real estate market, check in with me - Reg Morgan.  Let’s get started looking at your place in our local market!

If you are considering a move, now is the time to look!  There are some great values in Chapel Hill and Durham.  Beautiful homes that would sell in two days in our usual markets and now have reduced their prices with sellers eager to deal!  Contact me, Reg Morgan if you want to look at our local Chapel Hill and Durham real estate market.  Summer is a great time to make a move!

I’m amazed at how resilient our local real estate market has been.  Considering the severe problems in so many areas of our nation, I can’t believe how lucky we are.  Yes, things take more time to sell and we are not quite getting the prices we may have reached a few years ago.   But things are starting to bounce back.  The buyers are coming around - the houses are coming on the market.  And they look great.  Check out my blog in the coming weeks for a number of new properties I’ll be selling.

Take a look at the listings for the town or neighborhood you are interested in right here.  I have all the listings and whether you are thinking of buying or selling a home in Chapel Hill, Carrboro or Durham, now is the time to talk!

Call Reg Morgan to discuss your place in our Triangle real estate market.  And, hey, don’t forget to fan me at Chapel Hill Real Estate Search on Facebook.

There certainly is a lot of doom and gloom after last week’s stock market slide.  But we remain cautiously optimistic about what this year holds for the real estate market in Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Durham.  Although the job market has taken some rough shots, many other companies have made plans to increase or move employees to the Triangle.  Witness the Blackberry/Rimm jobs that are coming down the pike!  RTP and our universities still are strong economic engines that drive our local Carolina economy.

If you are thinking of a move now is the time to start talking to your real estate agent.  Start clearing out your home, let me make a marketing plan that is taiilored to your home and your niche in the market.  Using the internet, social media and of course, good old fashioned contacts will get you the best price and a rapid sale.

Call Reg Morgan and let’s start our conversation.  You can’t sell your home, you can’t move and you can’t make plans unless you jump in!!

If you’ve driven by the Prudential office on Franklin Street this week, you may be wondering where we went?  Good question!  We’ve moved to new offices in Meadowmont.  Now the whole Chapel Hill contingent for PruYSU is together in one place.   404 Meadowmont Circle in Meadowmont.  I’m thrilled - I love the Wellness Center there and we can walk to a bunch of restaurants.  Or if you are like our family, you may need to go to the market 4 or 5 times a week!  I’m just a short walk from the Harris Teeter. 

There is no such thing as a bad location in Chapel Hill.  Come visit!

My head is dizzy with all the market reports coming out lately - so it may be time to look at smart values and great neighborhoods!  And come to think of it, that describes my new listing in Kent Woodlands perfectly. 

Kent Woodlands is a great family neighborhood that works well for couples and singles as well.  It is a great community that holds pot luck parties in the culdesac and supports the community in ways great and small.   Take a look at this visual tour of 313 Rossburn Way.  Call me for a personal showing or for more details about this great property.

Well, there certainly is alot of doom and gloom in the market.  My wife can’t believe that her old company, Lehman Brothers might not make it through the summer.    And the mortgage mess has really absorbed a great deal of speculation in the media.  But Chapel Hill has weathered the storm pretty well, although it has been a rocky Spring market. 

If you are thinking of buying Chapel Hill real estate, now is a great time, as sellers are anxious to get a sale.  And if you want to put your house on the market — let’s do it!  There’s no time like the present and still time to make the sale this Summer.

This is a time to go for experience - call me, Reg Morgan.  I’m a Chapel Hill realtor with over 20 years of experience in buying and selling real estate — and also a state certified real estate appraiser.  This means I know what property values really are.  In this challenging market - you need that knowledge!

The University released more information on the benefits that Chapel Hill and Orange County will see from Carolina North.  The fiscal impact analysis is impressive and I’ve linked to the full report here.  

The next report includes the estimate of indirect benefits and impact that are anticipated from the development.   The report notes that this evaluation is much like an appraiser looking at comps to evaluate values.  This is a great point and one I am very familiar with as a licensed NC real estate appraiser.

The real estate market is very tough right now and if you follow the news that is not a great revelation to you.  In these difficult times, you need a real estate agent with experience - I have over 20 years of buying, selling and appraising.  Giving real values to real estate and not inflated guesses!  I also have the CRP (Certified Relocation Professional) and GRI (Graduate, Real Estate Institute) designations, meaning I have special expertise in relocating clients and advanced skills in real estate.

Contact me, Reg Morgan, your Chapel Hill realtor with any questions about today’s real estate challenges.

Exciting news coming out of Carolina last week as the Chancellor’s Search Committee chose one of their own as the tenth Chancellor of the University.   Holden Thorp is a wonderful choice - brilliant educator and leader and as I can attest, a great friend and family man.  

There are a lot of important issues that the University will wrestle with in the coming years - Carolina North at the top of the list.   Looks like the University is in great hands.  Good news for Chapel Hill real estate!  Call Reg Morgan if you have questions about future University development or Chapel Hill real estate sales.

There is a lot of doom and gloom in the market these days - I can barely stand to watch CNBC for more then a minute.   But here in Chapel Hill our real estate market is coming back.  A late start to the Spring market has now given us a busy April.  It’s not too late for you to think about a move this Spring or Summer.  We expect relocation business from the Northeast to pick up as well and then we’ll be full steam ahead.

But one question still nags at me….will Tyler turn pro?  Please stay Psycho T!