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 We’re excited to share valuable strategies to kickstart the home downsizing process, whether it's your own property or that of a loved one. Discover practical steps to streamline and declutter, making the transition to a more manageable space a seamless experience. With the upcoming holidays on the horizon, it's the perfect time to start using those 'good' items you've set aside and put them to good use. Let go of possessions held onto out of guilt; you deserve a space that truly reflects your needs and preferences.  If you're prepared to embark on your real estate journey – be it purchasing a starter home, upsizing, downsizing, or exploring investment opportunities – don't hesitate to reach out to Carl Johnson Real Estate. Arrange a consultation today by calling us at 919-880-0904.
What to learn more about Carl Johnson Real Estate and how we can help you reach your real estate goals! CLICK HERE to read about our Founder, Carl Johnson, and how his experience and unique skills are the best in the business!  Be sure to see the data at the bottom of this blob that share data about two counties at The Crystal Coast, Swansboro to Beaufort. Fall & Winter might be the best time to consider buying & selling a home. Once summer ends, sellers have less competition as there are fewer homes on the market. This is a positive for the seller as there is more demand for homes for sale from the buyer in fall and winter. Across the Triangle Region as per The Triangle MLS, The Median Sales Price increased 0.7 percent to $407,990. On the national level as per the National Association of Realtors, Prices have continued to increase this fall despite softening home sales nationwide, as a lack of inventory has kept the market competitive for prospective buyers, sparking bidding wars and causing homes to sell for above asking price in some areas. Heading into October there were only 1.1 million units available for sale, 0.9% fewer than a month ago and 14.1% fewer than the same period last year, according to NAR. As a result, the U.S. median existing home sales price rose 3.9% year-over-year to $407,100, marking the third consecutive month that the median sales price topped $400,000. The Triangle MLS goes on to point out that, “new Listings in the Triangle region decreased 17.2 percent to 3,817. Under Contract Sales were down 10.0 percent to 3,126. Inventory levels fell 17.1 percent to 5,561 units. Prices were fairly stable. The Median Sales Price increased 0.7 percent to $407,990. Days on Market was up 31.3 percent to 21 days. Sellers were encouraged as Months Supply of Inventory was down 5.3 percent to 1.8 months." "Falling home sales have done little to cool home prices, however, which have continued to sit at record high levels nationally thanks to a limited supply of homes for sale. According to NAR, there were 1.11 million homes for sale heading into August, 14.6% fewer homes than the same period last year, for a 3.3 months’ supply at the current sales pace. The shortage of homes for sale has boosted competition for available properties and is driving sales prices higher, with NAR reporting a national median existing-home price of $406,700, a 1.9% increase from a year earlier.” In Chatham County, there was a 26.1% decrease in new listings in October. The number of closed sales decreased between 2022 and 2023, falling from 121 to 103 or by 14.9%. The median sales price increased by 0.6%, which meant in October, Chatham County's median sales price was above the median sales price for all Triangle MLS listings.  In Durham County, the average October median sales price increased from $410,500 in 2022 to $425,00 this year, or by 3.5%. New listings and closed sales both decreased, by 21.6% and 14.7% respectively. The October median sales price in Durham County was a bit higher than the median sales price across all the Triangle MLS listings.  In Orange County, there were 137 new listings, comprising residential and multi-family properties. There were 98 sold properties in October. While the average list price was $425,210, the average sales price was $485,318, the average list price shows to be increasing significantly in October, which is good news for sellers.  In Wake County, there was a decrease of 21.5% in the number of new listings compared to October of last year. The number of closed sales also decreased, by 19.3% percent. The median sales prices increased by 0.7% year to date, to $479,900, which is higher than the median sales price for all Triangle MLS listings.  In The Triangle Region, there were 180 new listings, comprising residential and multi-family properties. There were 134 sold properties in October. While the average list price was $736,210, the average sales price was $572,318, the average list price shows to be increasing significantly in October, which is good news for sellers.   In Carteret County, there were 180 new listings, comprising residential and multi-family properties. There were 134 sold properties in October. While the average list price was $736,210, the average sales price was $572,318, the average list price shows to be increasing significantly in October, which is good news for sellers. In Onslow County, there were 1,137 active and 495 new listings in October, comprising residential and multi-family properties. There were 429 sold properties in October. While the average list price was $385,733, it shows to be increasing to an average of $420,258 thus far in October.  If you’re ready to buy or sell at the beach in Carteret or Onslow County, Carl Johnson Real Estate can help you at the Crystal Coast. Give us a call at Carl Johnson Real Estate--919-880-0904 to learn more about how we will help.
To learn more about the Crystal Coast CLICK HERE.  The October 2023 Institute for Luxury Home Marketing monthly trend report is out now! The following is per the Institute for Luxury Home Marketing October 2023 Market Report: In a continuation of last month’s report, we take a deeper dive into the upcoming trends for the rest of 2023 and early 2024, especially as the market has seemingly settled into a new norm. In general, the market remains statistically favorable to sellers mainly due to the continued lack of inventory. Experts are predicting that home prices will continue to rise, at least during the rest of 2023, but notably at a considerably more moderate pace. Pricing is still being controlled by lower-than-average inventory levels, which itself has become a major driver of the market’s status. While it’s predicted that interest rates are likely to fall, albeit not until late 2024, it still seems unlikely that prices will decline as higher demand will offset any negative increases in inventory levels. Most analysts and economists predict, according to a report from Norada Real Estate Investments, that over the next five years, prices will remain either flat or will only experience a modest decline. Paired with more robust lending standards, no one anticipates a similar price crash to the one that occurred in 2008.  However, buyers, especially those looking to purchase with cash, recognize that the current market does now offer more opportunity as well as some additional negotiation leverage. Despite the significant drop of demand and sales in the latter part of 2022, the first nine months of 2023 showed an upward trajectory for both home prices as well as sales for single family homes. Attached home prices saw more variation, but the volume of sales also increased. Month-over-month between January and June, sales increased. While they dipped in July, typically a slower month as people escape for vacation, August’s figures show an uptick in demand. Although sales and prices have not returned to the same heights as the first quarter of 2022, which was probably the top of the market in terms of price and demand, the current trajectory signifies a steady demand for luxury properties. This bodes well for the upcoming fall/winter market, especially when compared to the same period in 2022. Luxury homeowners are investing in smart home technology as it improves the quality of their lifestyle by creating healthier environments, controlling daily routines, and providing security and safety when at home or even at a distance. Some of the key trends in smart home technology for 2023/2024 include: 1. Voice control: The use of voice assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant to control various smart devices has been growing and is expected to continue, along with improved voice recognition technology in kitchen appliances. 2. Smart appliances: More appliances, such as refrigerators, washing machines, and ovens, are becoming smart and interconnected, allowing for remote monitoring and control. 3. Energy efficiency: Smart home devices designed to increase energy efficiency, such as smart thermostats, LED lighting, and energy monitoring systems, are becoming more popular as people seek to reduce energy consumption and lower utility bills. 4. Security and surveillance: Demand for smart security systems, including video doorbells, smart locks, and home monitoring cameras, are on the rise as people prioritize home security. 5. Home automation: Integrating various smart devices into a central automation system for convenience and efficiency is a growing trend, especially by tech-savvy homeowners. This includes controlling lighting, heating, cooling, and entertainment systems through a single interface. 6. Health and wellness: Smart home technology is increasingly being used to monitor health and well-being, including fitness trackers, sleep monitors, and air quality sensors. For homeowners looking for their next home, it is still important to recognize that although costs to purchase will be much higher currently, over the long-term, real estate offers one of the most consistent ways to see a good return. More importantly, ownership provides security and a haven for their family.  Did you know that Carl Johnson is certified as an Institute for Luxury Home Marketing Specialist, CLHMS, which means he offers superior knowledge and experience in the luxury market? His CLHMS membership also provides him with access to an elite network of contacts and resources that help to find you your dream home from Swansboro to Beaufort and beyond. If you have a high-end listing, using the most up-to-date marketing information, Carl positions your listing ahead of the market curve.
Call 919-880-0904 for a consultation or CLICK HERE.  Holiday preparations continue at Carl Johnson Real Estate! We are excited to announce our participation in two upcoming holiday parades. Looks for us at the Hillsborough Holiday Parade and then the Durham Holiday Parade. Make sure you give us a wave when we come by!
About Hillsborough Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting Sunday Dec. 3rd at 4PM Historic Hillsborough comes alive with the Holiday spirit as it ‘Lights up the Night’ with a fantastic parade. The Hillsborough Holiday parade features bands, fire engines, local and area business floats, well-known mascots and cheerleaders, as well as Santa Claus and other special guest star performers and celebrity appearances. The parade is in the evening so that we can celebrate and ‘Light up the Night’ for the holidays. Downtown restaurants and shops are open to serve parade patrons before and after the festivities. Stop in and get some of that Christmas shopping done while at the parade! Stay after the parade and congregate at the Old Courthouse for the tree lighting and group caroling. About Durham Holiday Parade Saturday Dec. 9th at 10AM Kick off the holiday season at the Durham Holiday Parade! Cheer on hometown bands, drill teams, schools, and community groups as they make their way down Main Street at the Durham Holiday Parade. The procession will conclude with a guest appearance from Santa. Free Event Rain or Shine
Remember that if you need any help with buying or selling real estate around the Durham area, give Carl Johnson a call at 919-880-0904.  . At Carl Johnson Real Estate, we know that the Greater Triangle and Crystal Coast Region winters can be rough. Between temperatures in the double-digit negatives and snow storms that cause traffic headaches, many of us feel like winter is best when we’re inside the house.
Of course, as the new year fast approaches, we also might find ourselves in the process of selling our home, in order to move in by the springtime. What do you do when you have to have an open house in the winter? Here are our tips and tricks for hosting winter open houses. High Traffic Means Many Messes When hosting an open house, it is expected that you’ll have a number of people walking through your front door. And, additionally, you’ll have people likely in every room of your house, exploring. Even if there isn’t any snow, there’s usually salt outside in the winter—and this means a lot of potential for messes. We all know how salt can cling to your shoes! Thus, keeping your home clean can be a bit of a challenge. You’ll want to clear an area by the front door for people to keep their shoes. Placing a boot tray or wipeable mat down can also be beneficial for keeping snow, slush, and salt contained. Encouraging guests to wipe their shoes outside on a doormat will also reduce those messes. As is the nature of open houses, there may be many people visiting at one time, and you’ll want to account for that in regards to space—boots take up a lot of room! Monitor The Weather Last year, northern NC in particular saw some heavy snowfall, but the Triangle Region did also see a few weather advisory warnings. The weather can change quite drastically in The Triangle and the coast sometimes, and it’s always a good idea to keep an eye on the forecast. Before your open house, you’ll want to monitor the weather—for the days leading up to it, and on the day itself. Should there be snow, you’ll want to make sure that your driveway and walkways are accessible for visitors. On occasion, there may even be ice. Putting down salt or sand (which provides traction but doesn’t melt the ice) helps prevent slips and slides. Keep everyone safe and happy by shoveling the snow and making sure your front door is easy to get to! Carl put a home on the market during an ice storm and there was great interest in that listing. We delayed the showings, but due to demand we opened up the home to showings. We did cancel the open house as this listing went under contract in one day. That listing yielded multiple offers and sold way over asking price. CLICK HERE to see that listing's beautiful photography. Set The Right Feeling If you’ve never had an open house before, you’ll first want to make sure that your home is free of personalized items (for example, photos, documents, and clutter). Tuck anything that you don’t want people to see away from view, and put anything sensitive (i.e. files, work-related things, valuables) away. But for cold days in winter, you’ll also want to ensure that your home is welcoming, and that means setting the right temperature. Make sure that your home is warm and inviting while your open house is in progress. While temperature is a very personal preference, as a general rule, you’ll want your home to be a pleasant temperature—but avoid setting your thermostat too high! For those who wish to go above and beyond, festive or seasonal-appropriate scents might just add that little bit of oomph. Whether this is the warm smell of cookies in the oven (monitored, of course) or a potpourri centerpiece on your living room table, having a great-smelling home is always a plus. Most of all consult a full time professional Real Estate Broker like Carl and they will assist you with a successful event. Remember that if you need any help with buying or selling real estate, give us a call at 919-880-0904 today or CLICK HERE for more information.  Holiday cheer awaits you at Wool E. Bull’s Winter Wonderland! Coming to Durham Bulls Athletic Park! Opening November 22nd, this is a great holiday attraction for the whole family.
Lights Stroll through the concourse and view several large-scale light installations including specially designed Neon pieces from local artist Nate Sheaffer of Glas. Have a chat with Santa or maybe his favorite elf Wool E. Claus! Frosty Fun Sledding Hill You can’t have a winter wonderland without snow, and with snow comes sledding! Grab a tube and hit one of the six Frosty Fun Hill slopes. Sledding tickets are purchased separately from event admission. IMPORTANT NOTE: the minimum height requirement for sledding is 42 inches. Igloos in the Infield There are Igloos in the Infield! Enjoy tasty refreshments while taking in the holiday magic from a wonderfully cozy spot. Reservations must be made in advance and include general admission for 6 people, your choice of snack tray, and a carafe of hot chocolate or apple cider. Guests can make additional purchases from our full bar menu. Bulls Express Train All aboard the Bulls Express! Travel around the outfield in holiday style! Train tickets are purchased separately from event admission. Winterland Market Have some shopping to do? Visit Winterland Market for unique gifts from local artists for everyone on your nice list. Check our event calendar for active nights. Arctic Chill Tavern Home Plate Beer Garden on the concourse has been transformed into Arctic Chill Tavern! Seasonal snack items are available for purchase at the concourse concession stands. All of us at Carl Johnson Real Estate love the holidays and hope to see you there. Remember that if you need any help with buying or selling real estate, give us a call at 919-880-0904 today or CLICK HERE for more information.  Be sure to see the data at the bottom of this blob that share data about two counties at The Crystal Coast, Swansboro to Beaufort. Fall & Winter might be the best time to consider buying & selling a home. Once summer ends, sellers have less competition as there are fewer homes on the market. This is a positive for the seller as there is more demand for homes for sale from the buyer in fall and winter. Across the Triangle Region as per The Triangle MLS, The Median Sales Price increased 0.7 percent to $407,990. The buyers that are highly educated by their real estate professional understand that a higher interest rate is not for ever. "Be married to the home not the rate." You can refinance when rates go down. Brian Buffini and Dr. Lawrence Young have both predicted lower interest rates in 9 months or so. This is due to an election year. As history tells us, there has in most cases been a rate decrease in an election year. Check out Brian Buffini's Bold Prediction. On the national level as per the National Association of Realtors, Prices have continued to increase this fall despite softening home sales nationwide, as a lack of inventory has kept the market competitive for prospective buyers, sparking bidding wars and causing homes to sell for above asking price in some areas. Heading into September there were only 1.1 million units available for sale, 0.9% fewer than a month ago and 14.1% fewer than the same period last year, according to NAR. As a result, the U.S. median existing home sales price rose 3.9% year-over-year to $407,100, marking the third consecutive month that the median sales price topped $400,000.  The Triangle MLS goes on to point out that, “new Listings in the Triangle region decreased 17.2 percent to 3,817. Under Contract Sales were down 10.0 percent to 3,126. Inventory levels fell 17.1 percent to 5,561 units. Prices were fairly stable. The Median Sales Price increased 0.7 percent to $407,990. Days on Market was up 31.3 percent to 21 days. Sellers were encouraged as Months Supply of Inventory was down 5.3 percent to 1.8 months." "Falling home sales have done little to cool home prices, however, which have continued to sit at record high levels nationally thanks to a limited supply of homes for sale. According to NAR, there were 1.11 million homes for sale heading into August, 14.6% fewer homes than the same period last year, for a 3.3 months’ supply at the current sales pace. The shortage of homes for sale has boosted competition for available properties and is driving sales prices higher, with NAR reporting a national median existing-home price of $406,700, a 1.9% increase from a year earlier.”  In Chatham County, there was a 26.1% decrease in new listings in September. The number of closed sales decreased between 2022 and 2023, falling from 121 to 103 or by 14.9%. The median sales price increased by 0.6%, which meant in September, Chatham County's median sales price was above the median sales price for all Triangle MLS listings.  In Durham County, the average September median sales price increased from $410,500 in 2022 to $425,00 this year, or by 3.5%. New listings and closed sales both decreased, by 21.6% and 14.7% respectively. The September median sales price in Durham County was a bit higher than the median sales price across all the Triangle MLS listings.  In Wake County, there was a decrease of 21.5% in the number of new listings compared to September of last year. The number of closed sales also decreased, by 19.3% percent. The median sales prices increased by 0.7% year to date, to $479,900, which is higher than the median sales price for all Triangle MLS listings.  In Carteret County, there were 180 new listings, comprising residential and multi-family properties. There were 134 sold properties in September. While the average list price was $736,210, the average sales price was $572,318, the average list price shows to be increasing significantly in October, which is good news for sellers.  In Onslow County, there were 1,137 active and 495 new listings in September, comprising residential and multi-family properties. There were 429 sold properties in September. While the average list price was $385,733, it shows to be increasing to an average of $420,258 thus far in September.
If you’re ready to buy or sell at the beach in Carteret or Onslow County, Carl Johnson Real Estate can help you at the Crystal Coast. Give us a call at Carl Johnson Real Estate--919-880-0904 to learn more about how we will help. To learn more about the Crystal Coast CLICK HERE.   The October 2023 Institute for Luxury Home Marketing monthly trend report is out now! The following is per the Institute for Luxury Home Marketing October 2023 Market Report: In a continuation of last month’s report, we take a deeper dive into the upcoming trends for the rest of 2023 and early 2024, especially as the market has seemingly settled into a new norm. In general, the market remains statistically favorable to sellers mainly due to the continued lack of inventory. Experts are predicting that home prices will continue to rise, at least during the rest of 2023, but notably at a considerably more moderate pace. Pricing is still being controlled by lower-than-average inventory levels, which itself has become a major driver of the market’s status. While it’s predicted that interest rates are likely to fall, albeit not until late 2024, it still seems unlikely that prices will decline as higher demand will offset any negative increases in inventory levels. Most analysts and economists predict, according to a report from Norada Real Estate Investments, that over the next five years, prices will remain either flat or will only experience a modest decline. Paired with more robust lending standards, no one anticipates a similar price crash to the one that occurred in 2008. However, buyers, especially those looking to purchase with cash, recognize that the current market does now offer more opportunity as well as some additional negotiation leverage. Despite the significant drop of demand and sales in the latter part of 2022, the first nine months of 2023 showed an upward trajectory for both home prices as well as sales for single family homes. Attached home prices saw more variation, but the volume of sales also increased. Month-over-month between January and June, sales increased. While they dipped in July, typically a slower month as people escape for vacation, August’s figures show an uptick in demand.  Although sales and prices have not returned to the same heights as the first quarter of 2022, which was probably the top of the market in terms of price and demand, the current trajectory signifies a steady demand for luxury properties. This bodes well for the upcoming fall/winter market, especially when compared to the same period in 2022.  Luxury homeowners are investing in smart home technology as it improves the quality of their lifestyle by creating healthier environments, controlling daily routines, and providing security and safety when at home or even at a distance. Some of the key trends in smart home technology for 2023/2024 include: 1. Voice control: The use of voice assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant to control various smart devices has been growing and is expected to continue, along with improved voice recognition technology in kitchen appliances. 2. Smart appliances: More appliances, such as refrigerators, washing machines, and ovens, are becoming smart and interconnected, allowing for remote monitoring and control. 3. Energy efficiency: Smart home devices designed to increase energy efficiency, such as smart thermostats, LED lighting, and energy monitoring systems, are becoming more popular as people seek to reduce energy consumption and lower utility bills. 4. Security and surveillance: Demand for smart security systems, including video doorbells, smart locks, and home monitoring cameras, are on the rise as people prioritize home security. 5. Home automation: Integrating various smart devices into a central automation system for convenience and efficiency is a growing trend, especially by tech-savvy homeowners. This includes controlling lighting, heating, cooling, and entertainment systems through a single interface. 6. Health and wellness: Smart home technology is increasingly being used to monitor health and well-being, including fitness trackers, sleep monitors, and air quality sensors. For homeowners looking for their next home, it is still important to recognize that although costs to purchase will be much higher currently, over the long-term, real estate offers one of the most consistent ways to see a good return. More importantly, ownership provides security and a haven for their family.
Did you know that Carl Johnson is certified as an Institute for Luxury Home Marketing Specialist, CLHMS, which means he offers superior knowledge and experience in the luxury market? His CLHMS membership also provides him with access to an elite network of contacts and resources that help to find you your dream home from Swansboro to Beaufort and beyond. If you have a high-end listing, using the most up-to-date marketing information, Carl positions your listing ahead of the market curve. Call 919-880-0904 for a consultation or CLICK HERE.  Original Content by Carl Johnson My knowledge and experience has taught me that there is a common misconception that Spring is the only time to sell a home, and I will tell you why. I have personally listed a property for sale the weekend before Dec 25th, and we got an offer on that property and went under contract in just a few days. The property was located at, 5105 Sweet Clover Durham, NC, sold in 4 days and with multiple offers at $8,000 over list price. Though I would never recommend putting a property on the market the weekend after December 25th or before January 1st, there is much untapped potential of having a home listed and on the market in the Fall into the early Winter. This is true especially in the market conditions we have currently as there is such a shortage of homes for sale.  When it comes to listing a home, at any time of the year, it is always important to take the steps to make sure you get the most value out of your investment. A home hitting the market as-is versus a home that has been refreshed with paint, staged accordingly, and or cleaned up to be move-in ready will always attract more buyers and attention. If these steps are taken while listing a home in the fall and winter months, it gives a unique opportunity to show a home as being welcoming and cozy. Picture a fireplace lite during showings, light music playing in the background as clients walk through. Listing a home in this upcoming season can allow any potential buyers to truly picture themselves right at home in your property. For example this property at Sweet Clover previously mentioned, there was a fire in the firepit on the patio during the open house. (We go the extra mile to make your property stand out from the crowd.) Though we have not had a listed property during the weekend of Thanksgiving at Carl Johnson Real Estate, I would not shy away from it. Thanksgiving break is a time people are often home and enjoying the ins and outs of the area looking for things to do. Also there are visitors looking for homes to buy often during a holiday weekend. In fact I have a buyer this year that is tournign homes during the Thanksgiving holiday. A home newly on the market during this holiday and or Fall/winter time has the opportunity to grab the attention of many who otherwise wouldn’t as easily find the time to see a property. Do not let your fears of listing a home outside of Spring stop you from working with a Realtor when the time is right for you. If the time is right we will make it work for you and deliver the best results possible. There is always demand for homes, especially in the hotspot of the Triangle and the coast. There is a housing shortage making houses at a premium. Buyers are aware of the interest rates and those in the market for a property need a house no matter what the lending rate is. The Triangle and the NC Coast is in a high interest market as it is an area that is still seeing a large influx of people moving in. According to The Herald-Sun “the Triangle market’s resiliency is due, in part, to demographic changes, said Roberto Quercia, a professor in the school’s department of city and regional planning. Raleigh was listed as the nation’s top in-migration destination in a 2022 North American Van Lines report, he said. (7 big trends reshaping Triangle housing market, experts say | Durham Herald Sun) People are moving into the area no matter what the interest rates are as the new residents need a place to live. The Herald-Sun article also states buyers “consists of college-educated workers moving to the Triangle for tech and other high-paying jobs. “That’s kept the floor in terms of prices and demand,” Quercia said. (7 big trends reshaping Triangle housing market, experts say | Durham Herald Sun). In general buyers in the Triangle market are not shying away from homes and are both willing and able to purchase properties in this market. Since housing inventory is down, we are seeing a trend of new construction home purchases increasing. The Herald-Sun article states that “according to the National Association of Home Builders, nearly a third of all homes for sale nationally in July 2023 were new construction” (7 big trends reshaping Triangle housing market, experts say | Durham Herald Sun). And new construction homes may be the answer depending on where you are looking to buy. However, in popular Durham and Raleigh locations near the city, there is not much land, if any, for new construction options.  Beautiful established neighborhoods with tree lined streets and welcoming front porches will always be a stable and hot commodity in the Triangle. Our homes are a part of North Carolina's history and one of the reasons why the Triangle market has attracted so many to the area year after year. We need your home! We have buyers looking in the area who need a property. Work and personal needs will always have people needing a home no matter the market or time of year, that is why if you are ready to sell it is always the right time. We are here to help you win in this market and will use our knowledge base and skill to make sure you get the most value out of your home. CLICK HERE to contact us today and let us work together to reach your property goals.  |
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