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Raleigh No. 2 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast

Raleigh No. 2 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast

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Raleigh No. 2 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Raleigh No. 2 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Raleigh No. 2 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Raleigh No. 2 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Raleigh is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Raleigh is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Nashville No. 4 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Nashville No. 4 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Nashville No. 4 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Nashville No. 4 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Nashville is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, according to Redfin, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Nashville is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, according to Redfin, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Jacksonville No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
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bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Jacksonville is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, according to Redfin, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Jacksonville is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, according to Redfin, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Jacksonville is No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Jacksonville is No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Jacksonville is No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Jacksonville is No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Jacksonville is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Jacksonville is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Developer building 170 new homes in fast-growing Franklin County
Developer building 170 new homes in fast-growing Franklin County
Developer building 170 new homes in fast-growing Franklin County
Developer building 170 new homes in fast-growing Franklin County
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Franklin County has seen considerable growth lately thanks to escalating home prices in bordering Wake County.
Franklin County has seen considerable growth lately thanks to escalating home prices in bordering Wake County.
Charlotte's growth in home prices slows but still eclipses US rate: Case-Shiller
Charlotte's growth in home prices slows but still eclipses US rate: Case-Shiller
Charlotte's growth in home prices slows but still eclipses US rate: Case-Shiller
Charlotte's growth in home prices slows but still eclipses US rate: Case-Shiller
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
While housing data points to an end for the red-hot streak in local home-price gains, the Charlotte area is still outpacing growth seen on a national level.
While housing data points to an end for the red-hot streak in local home-price gains, the Charlotte area is still outpacing growth seen on a national level.
Foreclosure activity climbing fast in North Carolina, nationwide
Foreclosure activity climbing fast in North Carolina, nationwide
Foreclosure activity climbing fast in North Carolina, nationwide
Foreclosure activity climbing fast in North Carolina, nationwide
bizjournals bizjournals | 2 years ago
Foreclosure rates rose rapidly across the country, including in North Carolina, in the first quarter of 2022 as the numbers move closer to pre-pandemic levels.
Foreclosure rates rose rapidly across the country, including in North Carolina, in the first quarter of 2022 as the numbers move closer to pre-pandemic levels.
Foreclosure activity climbing fast in North Carolina, nationwide
Foreclosure activity climbing fast in North Carolina, nationwide
Foreclosure activity climbing fast in North Carolina, nationwide
Foreclosure activity climbing fast in North Carolina, nationwide
bizjournals bizjournals | 2 years ago
Foreclosure rates rose rapidly across the country, including in North Carolina, in the first quarter of 2022 as the numbers move closer to pre-pandemic levels.
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Foreclosure activity climbing fast in North Carolina, nationwide
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Foreclosure activity climbing fast in North Carolina, nationwide
Foreclosure activity climbing fast in North Carolina, nationwide
bizjournals bizjournals | 2 years ago
Foreclosure rates rose rapidly across the country, including in North Carolina, in the first quarter of 2022 as the numbers move closer to pre-pandemic levels.
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