Soloman Degraffenreidt Road
December 23, 2009 by Barrett Powell · Leave a Comment
Land for sale near Pittsboro
Short Photo Tour Of Chatham County
December 7, 2009 by Barrett Powell · Leave a Comment
Back in the summer I was out and about in Chatham and had the chance to take a few photos at Jordan Lake, The Preserve, Fearrington, and Pittsboro. It was a beautiful day and the pictures really do tell the story of how beautiful it is here in this rural part of the Triangle. Here’s [...]
Home Traffic in Chapel Hill, Pittsboro, Chatham and NC seen lower in September
November 2, 2009 by Barrett Powell · Leave a Comment
Chatham County and North Carolina saw lower than expected traffic according to the Credit Suisse Realtor Survey. As a monthly contributor to the report for the area, I get sent copies of the report which I share with my clients and my agents. A copy of the full report can be downloaded here http://www.remaxchatham.com/reports/RealtorSurvey10-8-2009.pdf Traffic [...]
How to buy a house in Chapel Hill, Pittsboro and Chatham County
November 2, 2009 by Barrett Powell · Leave a Comment
Buying a house in Pittsboro or other parts of Chatham County is not unlike buying a house in any other part of the Triangle or the Country for that matter, with one exception. Chatham has in the past been one of the fastest growing Counties in the region, the Country even. So depending on your [...]
Chapel Hill, Pittsboro, Chatham County Sales Still Slightly Lower, But Improvement Seen
November 2, 2009 by Barrett Powell · Leave a Comment
Chatham County’s home sales were off in August by 12% year of year from last August. In 2008, Chatham had 54 home transactions according to the Triangle MLS system. For 2009 that number was down slightly by 6 to 48 home transactions, indicating a slowing of the drop in year over year home sales. The [...]
Pittsboro and Chatham County pass liquor by the drink. What happens now?
November 2, 2009 by Barrett Powell · Leave a Comment
Chatham County has passed liquor by the drink. So now what happens? Pretty much nothing, at least in the short term. It is true that some establishments in the county will start to serve mixed drinks. This will put those restaurants on an even keel with restaurants in neighboring counties. But I don’t think we [...]
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