As is the case with the Ashe County housing market,  the High Country land market also 'makes sense.'  The number sold is up, a 'typical' summer pattern.  The number under contract is essentially holding steady, if a tiny bit down.  The number of new listings is down a bit, 'typical' of late summer. &nbs...

The Ashe County housing market looks far more steady, than the Watauga housing market, more like what we realtors are likely to say 'makes sense.' The number sold is up, a 'typical' summer number.  The number under contract is holding steady, as is the number on the market. The number of new home listings is down, another 'typic...

The picture for the Ashe County Housing market is similar to the Watauga Market.  A slight increase in new listings, yet sales remaining consistent mean there's a low inventory of homes but the appearance of a typical Spring spike in homes on the market.  Homes are selling at an average of 35 per month with a list to sale ratio of 95%, an...