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Archive for December, 2009

I spent some time today talking with a local developer and a local builder.  A good bit of our discussion had to do with answering one very big question.  The question is, “When the housing market comes back (yes when, not if), how will buyers’ preferences have changed from back a few years ago when [...]

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Several weeks ago, a reader asked about the possibility of donating books to the new Troutman Library in someone’s honor or memory.  I’ve checked into that and just had a conversation with Bernie Tompkins, Outreach Manager for the Iredell County Library System. Bernie said that it will be awhile before she can accept books donated [...]

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Today, Realtors from Iredell County and North Mecklenburg, our Northern Region of the Charlotte Regional Realtor Association, got together for our annual Holiday Meeting and Luncheon in Statesville.  This is a time when we get together as real estate professionals to socialize and to celebrate some of our accomplishments on behalf of the larger community [...]

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Iredell County has two very good events this weekend that provide plenty of Christmas spirit through live musical performances on Saturday and Sunday, both in Mooresville. My friend, Stu Eaton, who produces the Mooresville Concerts series sent this to me: Mooresville Concerts continues its third season on Saturday, December 12, 2009 , 7:30 p.m. with Kate Minogue [...]

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With home prices at very affordable levels and interest rates at historic lows, buying a home now is something many renters should seriously consider.  Also, if you have not owned a home within the past 3 years, you can also qualify for a one-time tax credit of $8,000.  But there’s one more reason to consider buying [...]

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I’m working with some Mooresville area friends who are thinking of buying a larger home sometime next year.   At this point, they have two concerns.  One is how much they can get for their current home, and the other is to find out what homes are available now and in the future for the amount they’d [...]

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I just finished a small walnut table for our foyer at home.  Susan had wanted something designed for a specific space and had pointed out a few examples of the overall style that she wanted.  I’ve been working on it for some time along with a dozen other projects, so it took a good while, [...]

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Listening to a radio program this morning, I heard an interview of Jonathan Reckford, the head guy over Habitat for Humanity International.  It reminded me that we have very active H for H groups here in our area called Our Towns Habitat and Habitat for Humanity of Iredell County.  I’d seen a presentation by one of [...]

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An article in today’s Mooresville Tribune reports that Mooresville Commissioners considered the purchase of the old Burlington Mills plant on the south end of the downtown area.  After their discussion, they “decided not to act” on the chance to buy the plant for $1.7 million.  See the article HERE.  I’d posted about the plant back [...]

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I recently saw a link to a Realty Times article that quoted Fed Chief Ben Bernanke as saying to the Economic Club of New York that in his view, “Housing in the coming year is going to be a relative bright spot – a helpful driver of national economic growth, rather than the wet blanket it’s [...]

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