Wondering What’s for Sale in the Maggie Valley Club and Golf Course Development?

Homes for sale in the Maggie Valley Club and Golf Course development provide views, mountain living, convenient golfing, great amenities, and LOCATION.

Maggie Valley Club is a hidden gem; a place with a rich history of hard work and hospitality.  The artistically designed condominiums, family-style cottages, stunning mountain homesites and exquisite Masters Landing Townhomes are all evidence of the continuing evolution of a long-established legacy.”

There are 18 homes listed for sale in Maggie Valley Country Club Estates today:

  • Average Listing $ ~ $276,233
  • Average Days on Market ~ 205

During the last year (03/11/2009 through 03/10/2010) there have been 6 home sales in Maggie Valley Country Club Estates:

  • Average Selling $ ~ $223,250
  • Average Days on Market ~ 209

Click to see: Active listings (03/11) in Maggie Valley Country Club Estates (18).

Photos taken late afternoon 03/10/10 in the Maggie Valley Club development.


© Susie Blackmon

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DAILY UPDATE of New Maggie Valley, Waynesville, Asheville Homes for Sale.

03/11/10

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Maggie Valley, Waynesville Area Daily New Residential Listings:

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Asheville Area Daily New Residential Listings:

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Source: MLS. Data deemed reliable but, not guaranteed.

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DAILY UPDATE of New Maggie Valley, Waynesville, Asheville Homes for Sale.

03/10/10

Please click the buttons below for the daily updates (or go to the Twitter feed in the sidebar on the left and click the links):

Maggie Valley, Waynesville Area Daily New Residential Listings:

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Maggie Valley, Waynesville Area Daily New Price Changes:

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Asheville Area Daily New Residential Listings:

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  • NOTE: If you can’t find the daily updates post due to newer blogs, PLEASE LOOK AT THE SIDEBAR TO THE LEFT for my scrollable Twitter feed. Links will be posted there every day as well. Just click the link(s) you want to see.  In other words, you may use ONLY the Twitter feed in the sidebar to the left for all Daily Updates. (Easier!)
  • If you have any questions, want more property information, or want me to add more daily updates, please let me know by leaving a comment, or by phone (828-550-3767), via Twitter @SusieBlackmon, or via email: susie@susieblackmon.com.
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A Sign of Color in Maggie Valley, North Carolina.

Billboard advertising for Salty Dog’s Seafood & Grill and the Comfort Inn of Maggie Valley really stands out in winter!

© Susie Blackmon (Photo taken 03/08/10 on Soco Road)

Posted via email from Susie Blackmon’s Posterous

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NYT Article: Short-Sale Program Will Pay Homeowners to Sell at a Loss.

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Interesting New York Times article:

In an effort to end the foreclosure crisis, the Obama administration has been trying to keep defaulting owners in their homes. Now it will take a new approach: paying some of them to leave.

This latest program, which will allow owners to sell for less than they owe and will give them a little cash to speed them on their way, is one of the administration’s most aggressive attempts to grapple with a problem that has defied solutions.

More than five million households are behind on their mortgages and risk foreclosure. The government’s $75 billion mortgage modification plan has helped only a small slice of them. Consumer advocates, economists and even some banking industry representatives say much more needs to be done.

For the administration, there is also the concern that millions of foreclosures could delay or even reverse the economy’s tentative recovery — the last thing it wants in an election year.

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