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by Noelle Dumas
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o and California, and other areas, artists, musicians and writers seeking a new life in a culturally diverse environment have chosen Asheville as their new locale.
When my clients ask me ‘Why invest in real estate in Asheville, North Carolina?’ I have many reasons to give them. Asheville is the ‘Land of the Sky’ and thrives because of its diverse population. Asheville’s historic downtown is well preserved and manicured with delightful gardens. Because of this, Asheville’s nickname is ‘garden city.’
If Asheville’s statistics and relocation trends are not enough proof, just look around the city. People are investing their money in houses and commercial buildings dating from the roaring twenties and pre-World War II, and renovating these structures with flair and an eye for historic detail. With paint, new siding, refurbished flooring, new flowerbeds and a variety of tools, many, like myself, have embarked upon renovation projects downtown, in Montford, West Asheville, and other locations.
Call me at 828-255-VIEW (8439) or e-mail me at noelledumas@charter.net
to discuss some of the best areas within and outside of Asheville to retire, relocate or purchase a second home. I can provide some excellent details on available housing in the trendy desirable locations like Highlands, Boone, or Lake Lure or help homebuyers relocate inside city limits.
1Asheville Board of Realtors captured the percentages on real estate appreciation in the Western North Carolina area, which includes Asheville, for 2004
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