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She speaks much better than he does

Well done video!🎉

Yes.....we need a Target in Clayton! Crossing my fingers! 😄

I LIKE TO VIST NORTH CAROLINA BUT DON'T KNOW WHERE TO START. WE LIKE TO FISH . MY HUSBAND IS MILITARY RETIRED. WE NEED TO LIVE CLOSE TO A HOSPITAL BUT NOT TOO CLOSE TO THE CITY. WHAT AREA DO YOU RECOMEND. WE ARE VISITING NORTH CAROLINA IN NOVEMBER.

Thank you for the video! I am a professional nanny from Denver moving to NC in October! I would love to find a place to buy a house. Me and my husband visited NC one month ago and we tried to find a places to live and it was really hard 😅 we drove everywhere and did not find anything. Just made us confused! Haha

I see your pregnant 🤰 Congratulations both of you !

Also you really don’t smell the landfill.

Love Holly Springs and Cindi’s right that Target is laid out pretty well. Not a fan of geese either Zack 😂

3:18 🤣😂😂

Variation in housing prices in this country is ridiculous. I am in the beautiful mountains of Pennsylvania, 1 hour outside a major city and houses are around $250k, not sure I can afford to move to Durham!

If it's not too late to do so, you might want to edit the title of the video. One "are" needs to be deleted.

The biggest scam going on in the North Carolina real estate market involves real estate agents, apps like redfin and zillow, social media channels, prominent real estate developers, and some local media channels. Redfin and Zillow have already gone through multiple federal investigations and been fined. The MLS system for displaying estimated home prices is highly dubious. For example, if you have 20 houses on the street, an average of 300k per house, and somehow only one house sells for 350 because the buyer fell into a trap, then the z estimate will increase by about 365k. There is nothing in the area that justifies the prices these real estate agents want. Construction cost is not high. Lumber prices dipped to around $450 per thousand board feet in July selling at Feburary 2019 levels. Bar minimum 25% to 35% carrection is due for cash buyers. Using details of Cary and some parts of RTP, these real estate agents want to sell places within an hour's drive of city centers. There are only a few direct flights from RDU. The beach is 1.5 hours away. There are no suitable urban centers. There are no rivers following between the centers. No city night life. Not even more jobs. There is no adequate rental income. There is nothing in area to justify prices these realtors want you to pay and keep pushing! ua-cam.com/video/--8CFTKIk1w/v-deo.html Look at this video and read previous comment to learn more; PREVIOUS COMMENTS; Actually, the Raleigh real estate market is dead silent, but there is no fuss because foreclosures are not occuring, otherwise the situation is extremely bad. I can't rewrite everything I already did on his channel and various other platforms but for your understanding I am attaching some writings below. I recently learned that public representatives during the meeting at the Wake County Commons Building regarding property taxes were concerned that the property valuation was false and supported by the social media trend. Otherwise, with some exceptions, it is no longer possible to sell a house worth 257,000 (2020) for 391,000 (2024). Furthermore, as of May 2024, consumer price inflation in the United States had increased by 21.75% from January 2020 to that month, even lumber prices is pre covid levels, so the actual valuation should not be beyond that, meaning that the actual price of a house of 257,000 (2020) in Wake County at this time does not exceed 310,000, excluding other fees and taxes. FOLLOWING 5 COMMENTS ARE POSTED AT LIVING IN RALEIGH - ORGINAL CHANNELL" 1)---Real Estate Mindset Channel have 89 thousand subscriber which is far more then you have and listen what they are telling. ua-cam.com/video/5GwHjiXNZQU/v-deo.html The report you cite comes from American news and world reports, which are very unreliable and the owners of the media company are large real estate developers with large stakes in properties on the east coast, including North Carolina. All other data you provided are very wrong such as supply and demand issues. Thousands of properties from builders such as Leenar, Stanley Martin, Pulty Homes and KB Homes are currently awaiting buyers in the area. On the other hand, companies are laying off thousands, including Microsoft, Google, Facebook, IBM, and many biotech companies, including startups that are closing. And the Disney project you're citing is not announced for the Raleigh Durham area. And they just announce it like Amazon did for their office, like Apple did, like Epic Games did and almost every company suspended their project. Fenton, a billion dollar project, has come to the area and is suffering so much that they even stopped building the rest of the project after spending only a few hundred million. Hines is behind Fenton and if you check the report, it says Denver is #1, where again Hines has a big share. IBM was smart to sell its portion of Durham campus to Hines for $66 million. Brother, in my opinion, the team that provides you with data is complicit or incompetent. Unfortunately, real estate agents just want to go back to that 6 month post-covid period where everyone was trying to buy a house due to low interest rates and down payments in their pocket due to covid unemployment and relief program money. Paycheck protection. The situation is so bad that in some parts of Cary and Raleigh luxury apartments are offering 2-3 months off rent. Soon real estate agents realize that it is a dead market and begin to tear it down, it will be more favorable to them. According to Zillow, in the last 7 days, properties sold in Holy Spring, Cary, Raleigh, Durham, Garner, Fuquay, Chapel Hil, Clayton and surrounding territories are only 200 and properties coming on the market for sale are 450. If you are not trying to push the dead market, deny the facts with facts and I will provide you with authentic data. Cisco a largest RTP employer is also laying off in thousand www.bizjournals.com/triangle/news/2024/02/14/cisco-layoffs-sales-tech-jobs-rtp-earnings.html It's over. Wake up to reality. 2)---Hmm, Raleigh is nowhere near California or Florida. People who sold properties in the Cary/RTP area at premiums between 2021 and 2022 mostly moved to those two states to buy cheaper. Additionally, many future retirees from the town sold up and moved to Florida because Florida has no state taxes and both Cali and Florida are major tourist destinations with many fun places, including nightlife. People who moved to the RTP zone between 2021 and 2022 have already started complaining. Several new projects in the area are delayed or stalled. Layoffs in biotechnology, pharmaceutical and information technology companies in the RTP worsened the situation. Everywhere you go, you'll see signs that leasing is now offering atleast one months off rent. The county/town is also trying to bank as much money as possible from people who recently moved by reassessing home values. Hear yourself about D.R. Horton construction company that also builds in Raleigh. ua-cam.com/video/yA7slbKX-0I/v-deo.html Move here if you want to raise kids but buy only in Cary! 3)---Except real estate, everything he said is 100% true, but he presented things of different cities and counties as if they were part of one. Broadly speaking, he looked at the 1,545 square mile area as one (Orange County, Wake County, Durham County), and on the other hand, Austin-TX is only 305 square miles and Seattle is just 84 square miles. Compare to experience and opportunities which Florida, Texas and California offer, the RTP is 200 times behind. The real estate situation is very bad in the RTP area and surrounding counties. According to zillow, there have only been 18 real estate transactions in the last 7 days in Cary; of which only 3 transactions exceeded one million but less than 1.5 million. Contarary 33 new properties located in Cary hit the market for sale, while hundreds of previously unsold homes await buyers. People who live in the area know well that Cary is the most desirable and expensive place to buy and when the situation is this worse even in Cary, imagine what is happening. 4)---Chris on low interest rates: It's the best time to buy. Chris on high interest rates: It's the best time to buy. For Chris it is always the best time to buy and prices go up. I don't know where he gets all these figures from, may be zillow (Wrong Interpretation Of Data) when in reality the market is dead. Inventory is skyrocketing and people are leaving. There is nothing in this area that justifies the prices Chris exudes. Investors are not at all interested even on cash because in the financial world it is a general rule that rental properties should generate 6% net in rental income on properties purchased in cash and with bank loans around 8% to 9%. For example if you invested 300,000 in a rental property, including all taxes and fees. You should then make 1500 net rental income per month after all taxes, HOA fees, cost for building depreciation, maintenance and other fees that occurred. Before Covid in the RTP area it was possible, but no longer. On the other hand banks offering 5% on one-year term deposits, which means 300,000 will give you a net 15,000 a year without any problem. Bonds and other financial market instruments offering much more, in some cases even above 8-9%. World wide governments taking steps to discourage money to go in property and future for investors in property is pretty tough in U.S. 5)---According to Zillow, 31 properties have sold in Cary in the last seven days alone and 43 have come on the market for sale. The current inventory only on zillow waiting for buyers in Cary is 165, plus builders are waiting for buyers for their hundreds of single-family homes that have yet to be built on lots. Cary is a gauge for the entire rtp and raleigh area. The market is EXTREMELY! bad and it should be because real estate agents are greedy for their commissions and in fact the value of homes based on the inflation published by the Federal Reserve in the last three years, the environment and reality of the area is HALF!!!!! Social media channels, apps like zillow and redfin, and some media outlets like wral and cbs are all part of this fake news business about the Raleigh real estate market. I suggest sellers not to listen to these real estate agents and accept offers if they are 25% to 35% below, otherwise in the next few days you won't even get them that easily. Pandemic is over, unemployment money and pay check protection program is gone, interest rates will stay near 6 because CD rates are above 5%, Lumber (USD/1000 board feet) going towards historical low 566 in March 2024 and in April 2021 it was 1500, lastly there is nothing in area to justify these vlogs. Chris Morton not once dare to challenge the facts I have shared so far. WATCH; ua-cam.com/video/_DoZF9VceNw/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/5GwHjiXNZQU/v-deo.html techcrunch.com/2024/03/13/tech-layoffs-2

Came here from Miami, and WOW do I miss Miami.

Im not sure what makes you qualified to make this video but I can say these facts, taxes in wake county are absolutely ridiculous and durham is a ghetto. The area has become full of liberals thus the local governments are all full of DEI hires . Run far far away.

Nice options in Fuquay. Driven by Serenity a few times and it is beautiful. Love that they have a covered mail/package room which most new subdivisions don’t think about.

Good job guys 👍

PA - looking forward to our move to Raleigh next year!

Can you share more on Apex vs Wake Forest? As it’s difficult house hunting in Apex.

The only realtors in the NC area who are honest about interest rates being unpredictable. Everyone else says whatever is required to make the buyer buy (“buy now, you can refinance in just 6 months!!”) Thank you

Durham used to be the Wild Wild West back in the 80s mainly due to I85 and I 40 were two major drug routes

Glenwood South and Fayetteville Street but you also have North Hills

The attractions would be Duke and RTP but then northern Durham may still boast the klan

Any Kannadigas in Cary? Please respond

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Great video. What is the park you were in? Looks beautiful. I def want to check it out! Also need better public transportation maybe on a smaller scale of NY or DC (I am biased originally from NYC) as well as more walkable communities like you said. I would love to take a train from Wendell to Durham vs driving for 40 or so mins.

If you're quite Varina, it's super in my heart and I just you have it. I've been given you a year with my dad and I. And I'm only 7 years old and I'm just young few quaverina. Like my house, isn't it quite arena? It's fine.

What’s happening with the NAR settlement? How will this effect homebuyers this fall?

I think that you are spot on about your perception of things being spread out because it's your life criss-crossing the entire Triangle. I don't think that's how most people experience it. I think that most people have their base city/community, but have easy access to the others when they want a different experience or when they want to access a specific activity.

Coming from Florida, where the theme park was the main attraction, I can say that you don't want to deal with the endless traffic. I love that Raleigh has so much nature to offer and I personally would not want theme parks in the area

Raleigh desperately needs an “identity”! And many more walkable districts. That’s ultimately what attracts people to city.

Is it even possible to buy a home/townhome for under $350k? Even if it’s further out from the triangle area

Yes and even my grandparents grew up here. Us locals hate it. Everyone that i grew up near has left and said this isnt home anymore. There propertys now has hundreds of houses on them. Its gentrification and its very sad. I can hardly afford to live in my childhood home and its not only the amuont of people its the type it feels like im driving to l.a just to go to food lion. Btw It takes me 45 min to an hour to drive 17 miles down 401 to raleigh and there's a bypass now so yea. Try driving through youngsville and say our infrastructure can handle it. The surrounding areas are growing faster than raleigh by alot

Shortage of box stores is a huge plus of living here.

Don't do it unless you like to be surrounded by ghetto

Congratulations God bless 😊

Hey Cindi , very good video . I can do better editing in your videos which can help you to get more engagement in your videos . Pls lmk what do you think ?

can I still rip bong and whippets by the tracks next to the Harris Teeter?

Love the info❤ Thank you both!

Rookie question here ✋when it comes to new builds; are people still using a realtor? Who is paying the buyers agent fee??

June housing Inventory is skyrocketing in Morrisville, Cary, Apex, etc

Hi! I’m relocating to Raleigh next month. Can you share any insight on the commute from southeastern Cary to RTP?

Great video. We love Wendell Falls my only con is the Farmhouse and the area surrounding it is very dated tons of cobwebs/spiders so it does need a bit of an update considering it's been around for almost 10 years. Hopefully they will make the necessary updates but overall beautiful community.

Beautiful Chapel Hill,the best place to live in USA.

Maryland!

Watching from Rocky Mount

I'm watching from Raleigh, NC

Hi , Love your videos. Can you please do a review on new community that is getting build in Apex named Young Farm by Taylor Morrison ?

Hi cute couple, how are you doing? I'm one of your subscriber. Do you guys help for agricultural land buying also? Please let me know, if it's closer to Apex (20 to 30) minutes drive. Thanks

Can you please put the video about townhouse in the Apex