Real Estate in Chapel Hill, Durham NC and the Surrounding Area

Buying and selling a home can be exciting, emotional, yet sometimes challenging or stressful. When you buy or sell with us, we will do everything in our power to be sure you have a positive experience. My attention to the myriad details and my knowledge gained from nearly 30 years experience along with the assistance of my husband Jim with his professionalism and dedication to our clients makes for a successful real estate transaction.

Experience alone, however, is not everything. Without losing the personal touch, we keep up-to-date technologically - with our website, smart phones with MLS access, texting & email, our voicemail that pages us, our SLR digital camera setup with a wide angle lens, and fully equipped computers.

But, best of all, we like what we do-working with you, our clients, finding and marketing homes, advising and supporting you. We are working for your satisfaction. CALL US at 919-632-3444 or 919-632-8436!

Serving Orange County, Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Hillsborough. N.E. Chatham County: Pittsboro. Durham County, Wake County: Raleigh, Cary, Morrrisville, Apex. Research Triangle Park

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Money Magazine ranks Durham #1 for Retirees!

Durham tops this year's Money Magazine list for Best Places to Retire! The magazine cites Durham's cultural offerings, Duke University's learning in retirement programs and its temperate southern climate among other things. The photo to the left is of one of Durham's earlier tobacco warehouse renovation projects, Brightleaf Square, a complex of shops and restaurants in the heart of downtown Durham. Click here for the full Money Magazine article!

North Carolina has 2nd lowest closing costs in country!

Bankrate.com cites North Carolina as having the 2nd best mortgage closing costs in the country! Check this out:

An INTEREST ing Rate Chart from 1972 to 2010

Here is a chart showing the history of interest rates since 1972. They are currently the best they will most likely be especially since, come March 31^st the government’s program to buy mortgage backed securities will be ending and all economists are predicting rates to go up after that. With the rates where they are and home prices being held down and with the IRS’s tax credits expiring APRIL 30^th (for written contracts to close by July 1^st), there is little time to spare to find a home! Use our search function to see what might be of interest to you and then email us or call us to assist you in your search. Chart provided courtesy of John Tyrrell of Chapel Hill NC. Click on "Read More" below to see graph showing rates from 1972 to present...