Asheville, North Carolina appeals to those seeking a change of pace and a small-town feel without giving up access to larger city amenities. The mountain city is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts of all skill levels and interests—and it’s equally shaped by art, food, music, and (of course) [...]
Inventory of homes for sale in Buncombe County rose 21% year-over-year at the end of Q2. Despite the increase, the county remains a seller’s market. Average sales prices climbed 7.3% to $616,150, while the median sales price increased 3.3% to $475,000.
Burke County’s housing inventory doubled compared to last year—rising from 98 to 199 active listings. A balanced market typically reflects 4–5 months of supply; Burke is currently at 3 months. Average home prices increased 4.1% and the median rose 3.3% year-over-year.
McDowell County’s housing market also experienced growth, with inventory up 34% compared to last year. At 3.5 months of supply, the county remains a seller’s market but is showing early signs of balance. The average sales price is up 31%, skewed by several multi-million-dollar sales at Lake James. 
The Western North Carolina real estate market remains a seller’s market overall, but indicators point toward an approaching balance. Rising inventory in Buncombe, Burke, and McDowell Counties, combined with shifting pricing ratios and longer market times, suggests the region could be transitioning to a more balanced market in the months ahead.
Nestled in the breathtaking Blue Ridge Mountains, Black Mountain, NC offers homebuyers and residents a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and strong community spirit. Known for its stunning landscapes and outdoor recreation, Black Mountain attracts those who appreciate both nature and an active lifestyle. The town also boasts [...]
Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville is a city renowned for its vibrant arts scene, historic architecture, and breathtaking natural surroundings. Its mix of urban sophistication and rustic charm makes it an increasingly popular destination for homebuyers. Whether you’re drawn to [...]
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After a strong start to 2024, the first-quarter Western North Carolina real estate market is showing mixed signals. Interest rates remain steady around 7%, and many homeowners are hesitant to leave properties secured with lower rates. That said, indicators suggest that a shift toward a more balanced market between [...]
Located in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville, North Carolina, is a vibrant city known for its thriving creative community. Among its unique neighborhoods, one stands out as a hub of artistic expression: the River Arts District (RAD). Hugging the French Broad River, RAD has transformed from a fading industrial zone into a [...]
Asheville, North Carolina is a city celebrated for its vibrant arts scene, historic architecture, and breathtaking mountain scenery. At the heart of it all stands one of its most iconic landmarks— the [...]
Western North Carolina is truly an outdoor wonderland, and our region’s waterfalls (along with our mountain vistas) are the crown jewel of our area that encourage you to wander through the woods and inspire you to tackle the often steep steps to reach them. Every [...]
One of the most frequent questions we get asked as locals is “What kind of weather do you experience in your area?” Since Asheville is a four-season climate in which each season is distinct, it extends glorious annual displays that locals and tourists alike look forward to and accommodates year-round outdoor [...]
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There is an air of optimism as we march into the beginning stages of 2024. This is due, in large part, to the news that interest rates have begun to decline from a high 7% to the mid-6% range. While sellers in our market have continued to benefit from low inventories over the past year, the market itself slogged along as fewer sellers sold [...]
