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Low inventory the 'defining feature' of Asheville home market. Will missing middle help?

Low inventory has become the "defining feature" in Western North Carolina's housing market, according a Asheville realty company report.

WNC home prices set records in 2023, Asheville up 53% since 2019; solutions ahead?

Asheville's housing market hit an all-time high in 2023.

TDA's promotion machine contributes to influx of transplants, rising housing costs

Mark Weinstein, Tom and Joanne Parker receive National Philanthropy Awards

The Western North Carolina Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals will celebrate the annual National Philanthropy Day with a luncheon and awards ceremony at the Asheville Renaissance Hotel Wednesday,

Asheville homes hit record Q3 price, interest rates rise. When should locals buy homes?

Asheville and Buncombe are now looking at an identical median sales price of $475,000; the highest third quarter sales price on record.

Answer Man: Tiniest Asheville 'tiny house' in Oakley legal?

Answer Man deals with what seems the tiniest of tiny homes in Asheville's Oakley neighborhood and whether it is legal, and the future of Asheville housing.

Award-Winning Green Community, Craggy Park, Celebrates Phase 2 with Kick-Off Event

Asheville, North Carolina (PRWEB) October 17, 2022 -- To mark the opening of Phase 2 of Craggy Park, Mosaic Realty will host a kick-off event November 5 and 6

Buying a house sight unseen? it's happening in WNC, Asheville

Asheville Life: Wild Art takes root at NC Arboretum - Hendersonville Lightning

“A number of years have passed since the Arboretum welcomed spring with a sculpture showcase of this magnitude,” says Clara Curtis, Senior Director for Mission Delivery. “We are pleased to present this body of work in our gardens in an effort to enrich and stimulate thought and imagination. The creative process and working with each artist in Wild Art has been a joy.” Each of the pieces featured in this juried exhibition displays the artists’ reflections on the natural world and wildlife and offers gateways into the surrounding landscape, according to Exhibits Curator Ashlee Lanier. “We wanted the pieces to give guests another way to contemplate the environment both here at the Arboretum and in the world at large,” Lanier says. “In some ways, these sculptures just feel like they interweave with the gardens here and invite people to explore.”

What the Flip? Refurbished Asheville, NC, Home Makes a 6-Figure Profit

This six-bedroom home was purchased for $276,000, and after a top-to-bottom renovation, sold in a little less than a month, for $525,000.