This month let’s take a look at what’s happening in each specific location for a closer, more in depth view understanding.
Corolla
Corolla Stats | |
Total # of Homes for Sale | 377 |
Total # Selling per month | 17 |
Months of remaining Inventory | 22 |
# of New listings each month | 45 |
Corolla has a 22 month supply of inventory. It’s the weakest market on the Outer Banks right now in terms of supply and demand. Constant price reductions are needed to get homes sold. When a home comes on the market priced well, it will sell quickly.
Duck
Duck Stats | |
Total # of Homes for Sale | 154 |
Total # Selling per month | 8 |
Months of remaining Inventory | 19 |
# of New listings each month | 18 |
One great trend in Duck is that the supply of homes under $300,000 is very diminished. While the inventory issue is still a problem for Duck, homes will sell very fast when priced for the market.
Southern Shores
Southern Shores Stats | |
Total # of Homes for Sale | 93 |
Total # Selling per month | 7 |
Months of remaining Inventory | 13 |
# of New listings each month | 20 |
The Southern Shores market is doing quite well. It has one of the lowest inventory levels of all the towns. Land sales are fantastic in Southern Shores right now.
Kitty Hawk
Kitty Hawk Stats | |
Total # of Homes for Sale | 77 |
Total # Selling per month | 13 |
Months of remaining Inventory | 22 |
# of New listings each month | 19 |
Kitty Hawk between the highways is a fast seller right now. Those homes are a fantastic value and buyers are recognizing that.
Kill Devil Hills
Kill Devil Hills Stats | |
Total # of Homes for Sale | 182 |
Total # Selling per month | 19 |
Months of remaining Inventory | 9.5 |
# of New listings each month | 40 |
By far the most stable market on the Outer Banks right now is Kill Devil Hills. Keep in mind the majority of homes selling here are under $300,000. This area has the best supply and demand situation of all the towns.
Nags Head
Nags Head Stats | |
Total # of Homes for Sale | 190 |
Total # Selling per month | 14 |
Months of remaining Inventory | 13.5 |
# of New listings each month | 25 |
Nags Head is holding it’s own right now. The average price there is $350,000 which makes it super affordable for such a great location.
So as you can see, right now selling a home on the Outer Banks comes solely down to price and condition. Buyers still have too many choices for prices to change any time soon. The good news is we have steady activity in the marketplace right now and it doesn’t seem to be slowing down.