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TripAdvisor names Asheville a top food and wine destination
Originally published by the Asheville Citizen Times on Dec 4, 2011 ASHEVILLE — The popular travel websiteTripAdvisor has named the city one of its top 10 food and wine destinations, putting it in the same company as cities including New York and San Francisco. The website notes Asheville’s focus on eating locally and supporting sustainable agriculture. “This town of less than 100,000 people... [Read more]
Encouraging News in Asheville and Buncombe County
There are a few good news stories coming out of Asheville right now. On November 2nd, the Asheville Citizen-Times reported that Buncombe County saw our jobless rate drop from 8.4% to 7.9%. Compare that to the national unemployment rate, which is 9.1% (according to Google Public Data website). We’ve had some job losses over the past year – such as the Volvo Construction Equipment Sales and Rents... [Read more]
Asheville-area housing market shows some signs of life
Written by Mark Barrett ASHEVILLE — Sales of existing homes during the third quarter in Buncombe County outpaced sales during the same period a year ago, and some in the real estate industry say they see signs of housing market stability. Sales for July through September climbed 28.7 percent in Buncombe and rose 22 percent in a four-county region, according to figures from N.C. Mountains Multiple... [Read more]
REDUCED! Desirable Montford Neighborhood
Classic Montford Bungalow ready for updates. Large fenced yard, plenty of space for gardening. New windows, insulation in attic. Walk to downtown, easy access to Hill Street and 19/70. Buck Stove in den, large kitchen with stainless steal appliances. Huge rocking chair front porch, and lots of space. Needs cosmetic work, buyer to get CO/Life Safety. List of work required and estimate on file.
Historic Norwood Park
Charming bungalow in desirable historic Norwood Park. Hardwood floors throughout, brick fireplace, updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, walk-in pantry, full unfinished walk-out basement with French doors. Covered front porch with swing, deck overlooking large fenced sunny backyard for garden and pets. Central A/C, gas forced air. Walk to Weaver Park, downtown. Active voluntary neighborhood... [Read more]
West Asheville Bungalow
Just listed! Cute as a button and neat as a pin! Lots of improvements – move in ready! New floors, bathroom, paint, ceiling fans & more! 451 SF bonus space in basement. Walk to downtown West Asheville. Sunny, level backyard, perfect for urban gardener. Great deck and rockin chair front porch! http://www.myAshevilleHomes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/DSC01321s.jpg
Carefree Condo- Minutes to Asheville
Live minutes from downtown Asheville at a fraction of what you’d pay for amenities like a gated, secure community, heated pool w/cabana, assigned parking, plenty of guest parking, elevator, laundry room and more. One bedroom, one bath. Perfect for urban professional, retiree or second “lock & leave” home. Move in ready!
REDUCED! Move in Ready Condo
Conveniently located in desirable Carlyle, S.Asheville. New carpet, open flr plan with breakfast bar,gas fireplace, built in China cabinet w/light, chair rail in bedroom, balcony – & many beautiful touches to make this a perfect, easy lifestyle home! Spacious & plenty of closet space w/double doors & organization system storage. No exterior upkeep, low maintenance fee! Convenient... [Read more]
WNC is a Buyer’s Market
Value of Expensive Homes Hit Hardest Asheville Citizens Times Mark Barrett October 04. 2009 12:15AM The large supply of expensive homes on the market in the area seems to finally be taking a toll on home values. Federal figures suggest there has been modest erosion in home values in middle and lower price ranges locally, but experts say those selling a house for more than $250,000 to $300,000 may... [Read more]
Asheville Homes Sales Jump 40% Over Last Year
Provided by the Asheville Citizen Times By Mark Barrett • June 10, 2010 ASHEVILLE — Sales of existing homes in Buncombe County were up nearly 40 percent in May over May 2009, and much of the increase was apparently caused by federal tax credits for homebuyers. The median sale price — the point at which half were higher, half lower — fell to $200,000, down 3.4 percent from May 2009’s... [Read more]
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