NC housing market….

[Pavanonline]

3 hours ago, Undilaemanchikalam said:

Enti intha fast turn thesukundhi.. December lo quick move in homes and negotiations unde, ippudu few places lo bidding started 🙊

rates are increased by 3-5% depending on community..

nuvvu inka konaleda anna

[Mr Mirchi]

2 hours ago, Bears said:

Housing market is back, People who bought in Oct/Nov/Dec 2022 are lucky, they got atleast 30k for less. From here it will be upward trend only

House pasting no festival

 

[Pandubabu]

3 hours ago, cigarette_csrcsr said:

best place to buy house is NC

Ninnu murder chestha 

[Dimpy123]

2 hours ago, k2s said:

chatgpt ila chepthundi bro - 

It sounds like the real estate market in your area has been rapidly changing. It's not uncommon for prices and interest rates to fluctuate, and the current situation of bidding and increased rates by 3-5% depending on the community could be a result of high demand and low inventory.

It's important to consider your personal financial situation and plan carefully before making a real estate purchase. You should take into account the current market conditions, interest rates, and your ability to afford the monthly mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance, and other related costs.

If you're considering a home purchase, it may be helpful to speak with a real estate agent, financial advisor, or a housing counselor to get a better understanding of the current market conditions and to help you make an informed decision. They can provide guidance on the current market trends, interest rates, and help you determine what you can afford.

 

Screw, how are you?

[krishnaaa]

3 hours ago, BommaliNinnodhala said:

Mast cheppinav — Night time sleep iga— chief economist vachadu — non one knows shitt — I don’t either

Its basic common sense. Have done lot of research as well...being in the mortgage industry.

Housing prices are based on affordability, demographics,household formation, supply chain, construction rate, labor cost and migration.

Only labor cost is favourable for current prices right now.....rest all indicate a correction.