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November 2007 - Posts

Outer Banks Real Estate- Coming Into The Holiday Season

It was a great few days off last week and I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving break. If you were like me you were on the road with the millions of people who travel during the Thanksgiving week. Many folks traveled to the Outer Banks for Thanksgiving.

Outer Banks Real Estate- Big Surf Comes To The Outer Banks

It was only a week ago but the legend will go on for years. It was a once in a lifetime of big wave surfing on the Outer Banks as Hurricane Noel passed by creating 15 to 20 ft waves off shore. Local pro surfers and anyone else who would dare to try paddled

Outer Banks Real Estate- Town of Nags Head To Ban Fireworks

It looks like next year the 4th of July will be a little quieter in Nags Head as the town moves to adopt a ban on all fireworks. There is also a similar ban on all of Hatteras Island. Each year there are dozens and dozens of fires and injuries that happen

Outer Banks Real Estate- October Outer Banks Stats Are In

The real estate market on the Outer Banks for October was almost a carbon copy of September. There were just a handful more of new listings (52) for October compared to September. Houses sold were slightly less by 12 in October however the under contracts

Outer Banks Real Estate- Building Green Is Smart For Everyone

Next time you have the chance to build a new house you could save lots money and help the enviroement with a little "green" planning. Home Green Home People planning to build a green home or embark on eco-friendly remodeling should keep five

Outer Banks Real Estate-Kitty Hawk Kites Named "Top 105 Outfitter" In The World

We all know that the Outer Banks gets world wide publicity as one of the best vacation spots in the United States and now locally owned Kitty Hawk Kites is stepping into the spotlight. I am sure many of you that come down to the Outer Banks on vacation

Outer Banks Real Estate- The Fed Cuts The Prime Rate Again

As it was widely expected yesterday the Federal Reserve cut the prime rate again by .25%. By cutting interest rates the Fed is trying to create a soft landing for the housing market and ease the credit crunch. It will be sometime before we know if this