Raleigh to Ease Restrictions

April 7th, 2008

The city of Raleigh officially loosened its water restrictions this morning, but officials vowed there would be no return to the free-wheeling days of yesteryear.”We’re not going back to all-day, any-day watering,” Mayor Charles Meeker said at a press conference announcing a return to Stage 1 restrictions.

The Stage 1 rules allow residents to water once a week during select hours of the day. Residents can wash their cars and power wash their homes only on Saturday and Sunday. Violators of the Stage 1 rules face an initial $200 fine and a $1,000 fine for a second violation.

You Need An Experienced Raleigh Realtor

January 14th, 2007

When you are in a buyers market, like we have now in Raleigh, as well as in most of the country, it is crucially important to have a real estate professional with the experience necessary to move the transaction forward. For sellers, they need someone who knows the Raleigh real estate market inside out and who is using all of the marketing tools available. One of the things to look for when deciding who to use is, not surprisingly, do they have a blog? Can you find their blog or website on search engines? That is why you need to choose Shelly Thompson for your next real estate transaction.

Raleigh Real Estate Expertise

January 14th, 2007

When you are in a buyers market, like we have now in Raleigh, as well as in most of the country, it is crucially important to have a real estate professional with the experience necessary to move the transaction forward. For sellers, they need someone who knows the Raleigh real estate market inside out and who is using all of the marketing tools available. One of the things to look for when deciding who to use is, not surprisingly, do they have a blog? Can you find their blog or website on search engines? That is why you need to choose Shelly Thompson for your next real estate transaction.

Rolesvillle Sees An Increase In New Housing

January 7th, 2007

Yet another new community has popped up in Rolesville. For long thought to be a bedroom community to Wake Forest homes in this small town are becoming more desirable and a destination for home seekers from the North. Located just off US 401, the newest development is The Lakes Of Rolesville. A selection of mid to large houses in a pastoral setting with nature trails and a couple of scenic lakes makes this a place to visit on a Saturday of house hunting.

Wake Forest A Great Place To Buy Real Estate

December 30th, 2006

Whether you are looking for an older home or for new construction, the town of Wake Forest has everything you need. Wake Forest real estate covers all the bases with the downtown area having a plethora of older historic wooden built victorians. There are also a lot of brand new communities such as Heritage, North Hampton and Austin Creek. These newer areas give you the ability to live close to Wake Forest with the advantages of newer floor plans, modern conveniences and higher ceilings.

Average Home Prices in Wake Forest

December 21st, 2006

A lot of people are concerned about the value of their houses now that there has been a bit of a slowdown in the housing market. In looking at the average home prices in any area, I find Trulia to be farily accurate, but not always on the money. In terms of Wake Forest Real Estate, Trulia shows the average to be $364,965 this week, compared to $370,383 a month ago. Not a significant change, but reflective of the trend in selling and buying homes around this time of year. Wake Forest Homes are holding their value, and will for the forseeable future.

Wake Forest NC Real Estate

December 7th, 2006

It is sometimes hard to believe that Wake Forest is only eight miles away from the center of Raleigh. It has such a cool small town feel to it, you would expect it to be way out in the beautiful North Carolina countryside. Being a former college town, there is a lot of beautiful architecture, and Wake Forest real estate is generally very reasonable given that it is such a desirable place to live.

Wake Forest NC Real Estate A Hidden Gem In The Triangle

November 29th, 2006

The triangle is booming. It seems like you can’t turn around without hearing about what a great place Raleigh is to live, and how the area is growing. Areas like Cary, Holly Springs and Morrisville are all expanding exponentially. A hidden gem that often gets unfairly overlooked is Wake Forest. Homes there are underpriced and offer tremendous value for both first time buyers and for people looking to relocate to a town with a slightly slower pace. So if you’re looking for affordable and elegant housing in North Carolina, look no farther than Wake Forest Real Estate.

Harrington Grove Homes In North Raleigh

July 16th, 2006

Harrington Grove luxury homes continue to be appealing to triangle residents, and people relocating to our beautiful state. Harrington Grove is an area consisting of 400 acres of rolling woodland, located in Northwest Raleigh, just minutes from Briar Creek, Crabtree Mall and 540. This makes it the perfect location for commuting downtown or to nearby RTP.

Harrington Grove Real Estate benefits from an award winning neighborhhood layout, and features high ceilings, custom moldings, luxury baths, and an abundance of windows. The neighborhood also has jogging trails, picnic areas and playgrounds making it perfect for young families.



June 16th, 2006

North Raleigh Real Estate