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Ashe County - West Jefferson, North Carolina - Imagine
living in the heart of the Blue Ridge Country, viewing the
magnificence of the sparkling New River and brilliant blue
skies of the Western North Carolina Mountains. Located in
the heart of “The High Country ”, Ashe County-West Jefferson
offers something for everyone.
The Blue Ridge Mountains have long been
home to some of the friendliest people around and some
of the best Mountain Real Estate available. From
vacation cabins and farms to raw land, Ashe County-West
Jefferson NC Real Estate will be an investment with many
happy returns.
Century 21 Heritage Realty has 8 Realtors who love Ashe
County, West Jefferson and their North Carolina Mountain
communities. These professionals offer a variety of Real
Estate services, all designed to accommodate YOU, the
customer. We are also licensed in Virginia and Tennessee
and can assist you in surrounding counties other than
Ashe, such as Watauga, Wilkes, and Alleghany.
We are located in West Jefferson, NC in a wonderfully
remodeled log cabin office in an excellent location of
Ashe County. Call or come by our office and let us tell
you how owning Real Estate in Ashe County, North
Carolina could make your Blue Ridge Mountain dreams come
true!
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DECEMBER AGENT(S) OF THE MONTH
MELINDA POE
LISTING AND SELLING AGENT
CONGRATULATIONS
FOR A JOB WELL DONE!
SERVING THE
HIGH COUNTRY SINCE 1981
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Financial Analyst Cites Positive Signs in the Housing Market
According to Richard Bove of Ladenburg Thalmann, one of the
country's veteran financial analysts, there is a positive dynamic
taking shape in the current cycle:
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Bove
said he expects “housing prices to stabilize and/or rise (in 2009)
after a likely boom in mortgage refinancings as rates fall and loan
applications increase.”
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Add
in the expected massive economic stimulus package being put together
on Capitol Hill with the incoming Obama administration – and there's
a good chance we're going to see a gradual transformation of the
downward cycle into a slow rebound over the coming several quarters.
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Mortgage rates continue to hover at 50-year lows – 5% and even 4.75%
for 30-year mortgages, and still lower for 15- and 20-year mortgage
terms.
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There
are signs that housing prices are stabilizing in some parts of the
country. The latest monthly Federal Housing Finance Agency index
found home prices up by 0.6% in the Mountain states and by 0.2% in
New England.
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We're
all paying a lot less at the gas pump, and sharply discounted prices
for retail goods and autos.
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Americans are actually saving again, the national savings rate took
a nearly 3% jump last month. That might sound small, but it's hugely
important if it is the start of a trend.
Keep your eyes open for the small positive signs that are
accumulating out there … because all down cycles tail off and come
to an end.
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