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In todays information saturated age we know that you have many sources for learning and becoming a savy real estate buyer or seller.
We are out to prove that you don't need one of the big names on your side, you need an excellent Broker, who understands the market you live in or would like to live in
That's why River View Realty & Appraisals offers unparralled service -
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Whether you are looking to buy or wanting to sell let us offer you our experience in a profession we love.
The market has changed, we all know that, we see it on the television, hear about it on the radio, download it from the internet. But what can we truely believe. Real Estate is a very local affair, with each market area having it's own personality. What is going on in California or Florida is not what is going on outside your door. So trust the folks who live and work in your local market and who understand it the best.
Offering Real Estate Brokerage and Appraisal services in the greater Raleigh/Durham metropolitan area and the surrounding northern counties of Franklin, Granville, Person and Vance you can be sure to benefit from having 'The 'Crew at River View' on your side.
We are HUD Approved Brokers and can assist you in bidding on and buying HUD properties. .
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Dane Construction, S.T. Wooten win bridge replacement contracts
 The North Carolina Department of Transportation has awarded a $2 million contract to Dane Construction Inc. of Mooresville to replace two bridges over Black Creek north of Benson in Johnston County.
The contract includes plans to replace the bridge on Federal Road over Black Creek east of I-40 and the bridge on N.C. 50 over Black Creek west of I-40, NCDOT said in a news release issued Tuesday.
On Monday, the department announced that it had awarded a pair of contracts totaling close to $2.8 million to replace two Wake County bridges that are each at least 59 years old...
Tue, 07 Feb 2012 22:49:43 +0000
Appeals court rules in favor of D.R. Horton in Clayton land sale case
 A lower court erred in a $451,000 judgment against a builder that backed out of an agreement to purchase 273 home lots east of Clayton, and therefore must reconsider the case in light of additional evidence, the North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday.
The national homebuilder D. R. Horton (NYSE: DHI) agreed in May 2006 to buy the lots over the course of four years, but backed out in 2007 after the seller, 42 East LLC, allegedly failed to remove certain easements from the lots. The result delayed Horton’s schedule for building at a time when housing markets were beginning to implode, Horton officials claimed...
Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:56:26 +0000
IBM Corp. rated a “buy” by Sterne Agee
 IBM Corp. is positioned to post double-digit growth in its earnings per share, according to a new research report issued by Sterne Agee, which initiated coverage on IBM with a “buy” rating on Tuesday.
Sterne Agee set a price target of $230 on IBM (NYSE: IBM), which employs around 10,000 workers in the Triangle.
IBM posted EPS of $13.36 in 2011. Sterne Agee estimates that EPS will grow to $15 in 2012.
“We believe IBM’s goal of $20.00 in EPS in 2015 is achievable,” analyst Shaw Wu writes in a note...
Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:54:33 +0000
Small businesses find a cash register in iPads, smartphones
 A new way to swipe credit cards seems to be catching on in the Triangle with more than 1,500 users having adopted a system that plugs into an Apple iPad, iPhone or smartphones that use Google’s Android operating system.
The small square device is aptly named Square. In the past, some small business owners have opted not to accept credit/debit cards for various financial reasons, says Lindsay Wiese, a spokeswoman for Square. Some found the hardware/software or fees to be too expensive. Others didn’t have the phone jacks required to accept payments, or couldn’t afford or weren’t approved for a merchant account...
Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:46:08 +0000
Durham housing development sold for $8.5M
 A Charlotte real estate firm wants to jumpstart home sales at the 684-acre Brightleaf at the Park community in Durham that was taken over by SunTrust Bank in 2011.
Mountain Real Estate Capital of Charlotte paid $8.5 million to a subsidiary of SunTrust in late December for the remaining undeveloped lots and land in Brightleaf. SunTrust had taken over ownership of the Brightleaf at the Park community in June 2011 from its developer, Rhein Interests of Cincinnati, Ohio.
The land, at that time, was valued at $14...
Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:51:56 +0000
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We are proud to be the real estate marketing company for Hawley Estates
Located in the desirable Tabbs Creek Lane area in southern Granville county, Hawley Estates is now offering home sites for custom quality homes
With lots ranging in size from approximately 1 acre up to 9 acres you can be assured that your home site needs will be met. Bring your own builder or have our in-house builder help you to construct the home of your dreams.
With easy access to Durham, Research Triangle Park and the recreation wonderlands of Kerr and Falls Lakes, Hawley Estates is ready to provide the lifestyle you are striving towards
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