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Ashe County and Avery County designated part of High Country Market

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What happened

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Ashe County and Avery County were designated as part of the High Country Market. According to a report, the High Country Market, which includes Alleghany, Ashe, Avery, and Watauga counties, recorded 206 closed single-family property sales in September, totaling $148.0 million. In September, Avery County closed 54 residential properties with a median sales price of $477,500.

From averyjournal.com

Why it matters

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The designation places both Ashe County and Avery County within a defined regional market for real estate. September sales figures showed that Avery County's median residential sales price increased by 7.0% compared to August, while the combined market saw a median sales price of $520,000.

From averyjournal.com

Who's involved

  • Ashe CountyCounty designated as part of the High Country Market
  • Avery CountyCounty designated as part of the High Country Market

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The entities involved

  • Ashe County

    county in North Carolina, United States

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  • Avery County

    county in North Carolina, United States

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