If you need assistance, please call 704-618-7184

Newconstrution | The Devine Team Blog

Wednesday, November 2, 2022   /   by Abigail Smith

Selling Your Home During the Holiday Season

Tips for Selling Your Home During the Holiday Season

It is common knowledge in the real estate world that the spring months are the best time to market and sell your home. Demand is usually at its highest, buyers understand that the buying and moving in processes often take a few months to complete, and families will want to settle in before the new school year begins. The holiday season might not seem like the ideal time to sell, however there are benefits to selling your home at this time of the year.

Inventory, the number of homes available to buyers, is usually low. Buyers will face more competition for a home, which may command a higher selling price.

If a buyer is “in the market”, you can bet they are serious about purchasing a new home. There will be more serious buyers and less “we’re just looking” people.

When holiday decorations are done with comfy and homey in mind, an emotional connection is easier to establish with potential buye. ...

  charlotterealestatemarket, newconstrution, homevaluation, homevalue, virtualhomeselling, buyers, home owners, new home, new home owners, home maintenance, looking for a new home, new home buyers, home care, listingyourhome, sellers, sellingyourhome, whysellnow, homes for sale in charlotte, listyourhomewithus, seasonal maintenance, cashbuyer, charlotte, concord, fort mill

Tuesday, October 11, 2022   /   by Abigail Smith

Should You Stage A Nursery or A Home Office- Which One Attracts Potential Buyers

Stage A Nursery Or Home Office – Which One Attracts Potential Buyers
Your home is going on the market, and it means getting everything ready for at least one open house. Clutter is put away, and family photos are carefully stored away. Even the kitchen junk drawer is organized for the first time in years. Couch pillows are fluffed, and the home has plenty of curb appeal. All that’s left is to decide what to do with the nursery. 
Not every potential buyer needs or wants a nursery. They may see it as a waste of space, finding it difficult to envision the room as anything else. Your nursery can appeal to a smaller group of buyers, primarily those planning on starting families. However, the work industry is changing with more employees working from home. 
Staging an office instead of a nursery can help your home appeal to a larger selection of buyers, and it doesn’t take a lot of time or money. 

Get Rid of the Clutter

Babies collect an amazing; ...

  charlotterealestatemarket, realestatemarkettoday, zillowhome, newconstrution, buyingfromrickdevine, findinghomevalue, homevaluation, virtualhomeselling, buyers, home owners, new home, new home owners, rickdevine, fallmaintenance, new home buyers, listingyourhome, real estate, charlotte metro, sellers, sellingyourhome, whysellnow, homes for sale in charlotte, listyourhomewithus, selling during the holidays

Thursday, September 8, 2022   /   by Rick Devine

Mortgages

Sep 07, 2022 When you’re shopping for a mortgage, it can be tempting to just talk to the first person you meet, sign the loan documents, and be on your way. But before you do that, it’s actually pretty important that you ask what type of financial institution you’re dealing with, because they’re not all the same. Here’s a quick rundown of the main differences. Traditional Banks Traditional banks are exactly what you imagine when you think of banks. They’re big institutions that collect deposits, notarize things, and sell bonds to the public. With the funds from these activities, they also may lend their own money for the long term, or they may sell their loans to a secondary loan buyer like Fannie Mae to free up more cash. With a traditional bank, you’ll often get a pretty good deal when it comes to fees, since there are no middlemen to pay, and a competitive lending rate. However, if you’re looking for special homebuyer programs, you&rsq. ...

  charlotterealestatemarket, realestatemarkettoday, charlotteforclosuremarket, charlottenewconstrution, thedevineteammarketupdate, zillowhome, buyingfromrickdevine, new home, holiday, real estate, charlotte metro, clover

Monday, November 22, 2021   /   by Abigail Smith

What can $500,000 get you in the greater Charlotte area?

s


Lets see! Within just a couple miles, the same size home can double in price- here's an idea of what you'll get for half a million cash in each of these spots*. We went through 15 surrounding cities to see which gives you the most bang for your buck, and which gives you the least. 
Moving to Charlotte from out of town? Click here to check out our Relocation Guide!
*Each of the homes featured here sold within the last 30 days, for between $490,000 and $510,000. 
1. Concord

For $495,000, you can get 3,037 sqft, 4 beds/ 3 baths on a 8,712 sqft lot, with an attached garage
Concord is one of the larger cities surrounding Charlotte and 12th largest in the state. Many new upper-middle class and wealthy people are moving to the area, within many decided to build their homes. The median home price here is $260,223, with increasing home value appreciation. In this past year Concord has provided great opportunities for short-term real estate investors.
See homes for ; ...

  charlotterealestatemarket, realestatemarkettoday, updateoncharlottehousing, charlotteforclosuremarket, charlottenewconstrution, newconstrution, homevalue, searchingnewconstruction, 2021, buyers, home owners, looking for a new home, new home, new home buyers, new home owners, firstimehomebuyers, charlotte, charlotte metro, clover, concord, fort mill, homes for sale in charlotte, housing market, huntersville, indian land, indian trail, lancaster, matthews, monroe, moorseville, real estate, rock hill, southpark

Coldwell Banker Realty - Ballantyne Area
Rick Devine
3430 Toringdon Way Suite 200
Charlotte, NC 28277
704-618-7184

Information is provided exclusively for consumers’ personal use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Data is deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed accurate by the MLS.
Based on information submitted to the MLS GRID as of 9/30/2023 8:24 PM CST. All data is obtained from various sources and may not have been verified by broker of MLS GRID. Supplied Open House Information is subject to change without notice. All information should be independently reviewed and verified for accuracy. Properties may or may not be listed by the office/agent presenting the information. Some listings have been excluded from this website.
This site powered by CINC: www.cincpro.com