This is the Outer Banks Real Estate update for the week ending July 18th. Mike “Moose” Smith here for Moose OBX dot com and the Outer Banks Realty Group. Residential not including co-ownership, week ending July 18th, data retrieved July 26th: The Stats 63 units sold. The average list price was $667,733. The average sold price was $664,240. The median list price was $465,000. The

This is the Outer Banks Real Estate update for the week ending July 11th. I am back at it after a couple of weeks off. I made it to Ocracoke for part of that time for a little break. Which included some time on some of the best beaches in the world, and an awesome 4th of July fireworks show.    My real estate work

The June Statistical Report from the Outer Banks Association of Realtors is out. Home prices remain strong. But is the market cooling just a bit? The report, released on July 7th, does state “the market is starting to cool - at least for the summer.” I’ll tell you where I see it in their report, and elsewhere. So let’s dig in. The Stats Year-to-date sales

This is the Outer Banks Real Estate update for the week ending June 20th the last week of Spring! Along with the weekly stats, we’ll look a little deeper into the current pace of the market. The Stats Residential not including co-ownership, week ending June 20th, data retrieved June 21st, the first day of Summer, and just after the first tropical disturbance of the season,

This is the Outer Banks Real Estate update for the week ending June 13th. Along with the weekly stats, we’ll reveal what American's believe is the best investment vehicle. The Stats Residential not including co-ownership, week ending June 6th, data retrieved June 9th: 65 units sold. The average list price was $713,140. The average sold price was $714,245. The median list price was $594,900. The

The May real estate market stats for the Outer Banks are out. High demand is still a force keeping sales hot, and home prices rising. Hi! I’m Mike Smith, “Moose”, from mooseobx.com and The Outer Banks Realty Group with my June 2021 update. On June 9th the Outer Banks Association of Realtors released the May MLS Statistical Report. Sales are still strong. Inventory is still

This is the Outer Banks Real Estate update for the week ending June 6th. Along with the weekly stats, we’ll be looking to find the most competitive price range. The Stats Residential not including co-ownership, week ending June 6th, data retrieved June 9th: 59 units sold. The average list price was $850,877. The average sold price was $852,144. The median list price was $500,000. The

This is the Outer Banks Real Estate update for the week ending May 30th. Along with the weekly stats, we’ll be looking at inventory and the most competitive price range. The Stats Residential not including co-ownership, week ending May 30th, data retrieved June 2nd: 74 units sold. The average list price was $753,832. The average sold price was $733,310. The median list price was $504,000.

The Stats This is the Outer Banks Real Estate update for the week ending May 23rd. Residential not including co-ownership, week ending May 23rd, data pulled May 26th: 71 units sold. The average list price was $770,108. The average sold price was $767,423. The median list price was $499,000. The median sold price was $510,000. Average days on market 36, median days on market 6.

This is the Outer Banks Real Estate update for the week ending May 9th. Residential not including co-ownership, week ending May 16th, data pulled May 19th: 60 units sold, the average list price was $602,114. The average sold price was $601,782. The median list price was $489,250. The median sold price was $494,500. Average days on market 19, median days on market 6. 75 homes