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Henderson County News
Developer seeks rezoning for 15 duplexes in city
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A developer's plan for 15 duplexes on Old Spartanburg Road is the subject of a neighborhood compatibility meeting at 2 p.m. Monday, April 5, in the Council Chambers of City Hall. Read Story »
Tags: home construction | housing starts
Fletcher Business
Interest rates, falling inventory heat up home sales
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When the Covid-19 pandemic shut down life 11 months ago, real estate agents gazed at the horizon with trepidation. Read Story »
Tags: real estate | home construction | housing starts | residential real estate | home sales
Dana Business
Developer plans 29-home subdivision in Dana
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A developer is seeking approval from Henderson County to build 29 single-family homes on a 29-acre tract of land in Dana. Read Story »
Tags: 2017 water war | home construction | housing starts | water wars
Henderson County Business
Developer seeks OK for 67-home subdivision on Couch Mountain
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A developer is seeking approval for a subdivision of 67 lots on a 335-acre tract off Hutch Mountain Road. Read Story »
Tags: housing | housing starts
Henderson County News
Ivy Crossing would add 74 homes off Fifth Avenue
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A developer that has built more than 2,000 homes in Henderson County wants to build 74 more, a mile from Hendersonville’s Main Street. Read Story »
Tags: Laurel Park | housing starts
Henderson County News
Reappraisal Q&A
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Tags: housing | real estate | 2019 tax reassessment | housing starts
Henderson County Business
Housing starts surged by 40 percent in 2018
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Reflecting a booming construction economy, new construction surged by 27 percent while remodeling work spiked by 62.5 percent in 2018, according to values reported to the Henderson County Inspections Department. Read Story »
Tags: economy | home construction | housing starts
Henderson County News
Mid-priced homes likely to see biggest appraisal spike
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There were as many tax office staffers on hand as there were taxpayers when Darlene Burgess, Henderson County’s tax administrator, convened the first public information session to explain the 2019 reappraisal. The crowds may get a lot bigger when the new home assessments hit mailboxes six weeks from now. Read Story »
Tags: housing | local government budgets | 2019 tax reassessment | 2019 reappraisal | home construction | housing starts | 2019-20 county budget | 2019-20 local budgets
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