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I am a broker with Coldwell Banker, Howard Perry & Walston. As a native of the Raleigh- Durham area, I can help you find the home you most desire. I am QSC certified and a member of the National Realtor's Association, the North Carolina Realtor's Association , and the Raleigh Regional Realtor's Association. I have earned my SRES ( Senior Real Estate Specialist) designation and enjoy working with Baby Boomers and older adults. I enjoy assisting clients with making the largest financial decisions that most will ever make, that is the purchase or sale of a home.
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There are many areas or subdivisions in Raleigh that may meet your needs. The best approach is to contact a Realtor and let them assist you in your search by conducting a custom search taking into consideration all the criteria that is important to you. - Wed Nov 28 2007, 11:00
There are 47 homes in inventory at The Preserve at this time. There have been 29 sold this year with an average sale price of $663,400. The average days on market is 148. This is with a market that is down 11%. In this price range, this is not a shabby record. These figures are taken from data from the Tarreport. I hope this has helped answer your question. - Wed Nov 28 2007, 10:43
In my opinion, both school systems are excellent. The only thing I could say is the Chapel Hill system doesn't have as much redistricting and moving students around as Wake County. Wake County's system is growing so rapidly, that reassigning students is a fact of life. Chapel Hill's system is probably a little more stable for students. Other than that, both systems are good systems. - Tue Oct 23 2007, 13:32
It sounds like you would like Wake Forest. It is just north of Raleigh, has a nice historic district, a downtown area that is being revitalized with shoppes and restaurants. Just to its northeast is Falls Lake with parks, boating, hiking trails, and picnic shelters. Wake Forest has golfing communities that are upscale with pools and tennis courts. The watershed around Falls Lake is protected with low density housing, and no commercial developement allowed, but just minutes from the usual shopping districts. Wake Forest is only minutes from North Raleigh, so you get the best of both worlds. If you have further questions, go to my website for more information. - Fri Oct 12 2007, 13:24
Although, I believe agents should use multiple pictures to market a home, my firm requires a minimum of ten, agents are not professional photographers. Sometimes with bad lighting conditions, it is tough to get a great picture. Some digital cameras are not very good. Maybe if you know some of these photo-challenged agents, you could give them some pointers on their artistic endevors. - Fri Oct 5 2007, 12:43
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