Henderson County

There's been more homes sold in the last 12 months versus the previous 12 months, which is an interesting thing.

statistic because it really is with our the interest rates being a little bit higher we still have low inventory levels there's less than 700 active single-family homes on the market in henderson county you know we're averaging some 130 140 homes a month selling So the demand is there.

The thing to note is days on market is much longer.

I mean, from listing to close, it's closer to four months now versus it used to be one month or two months.

It's a good Friday.

It is always good on Friday.

I always say you don't feel as good on any other day, do you? well uh hey last wednesday uh first responders all across henderson county were treated to a free meal and uh you had a big hand in that so we wanted to get you in here and say thank you for uh putting this together you're kind of the chief cook and bottle washer of that whole thing so we wanted to say thank you

i appreciate that it takes an army of people and sponsors as well too, tons of volunteers to help make this day possible.

You can find us online at realestatebygreg.com. We're also here every Friday morning sponsoring the Hometown Heroes series.

Tomorrow morning, we have David from the Bridge Church who recently did the seventh annual First Responders Day of Thanks for our first responders across Henderson County.

First responders across Henderson County were treated to a free meal last Wednesday by many different organizations.

And again, we're here every Thursday morning Going to have that conversation tomorrow morning.

We've been having an ongoing series with Attorney Justice Mullen and conversations about tax strategy and estate planning and wealth building and...

We'll have an in-person event on November 2nd.

That's Monday.

We're going to be hosting a lunch there at the Henderson County Board of Realtors.

Communities there are dealing with heavy rain from East Isles, which led to flash floods, landslides and road closures as the result of the remnants of the storm.

Now, one homeowner who lives next to Broad River in Henderson County says while the rise in the water level was nowhere near what she experienced during Helene, the level still raised concerns for her as the area continues to recover.

It's bothersome.

My house is very exposed where the rest of the reconstruction down here has been going well.

I already read that, sorry.

Uh, Cooper told a church in Henderson County, uh, the wealthy have to pay their fair share.

Does that make it solvent? What's the math on that? He doesn't say.

Few details, would you say that? Okay.

FEMA has approved 592 properties and more than $200 million for the program.

In Henderson County, 49 properties are approved, 35 appraisals are complete, and 28 contracts are signed.

Stephen Carey Hayo lost their Hendersonville home to a landslide.

Their next step is an appraisal based on the home's pre-storm value, but they may not receive payment for up to another year.

They contain fewer details, but each leaves a distinct unanswered question.

The first comes from Henderson County, North Carolina.

It also carries a sad detail.

A dog had followed something into the woods and never came back.

Now, according to the supplied summary, three people were walking through wooded land in Henderson County approximately 10 years before the account was recorded.

Their dog was nearby, off-leash.

Without warning, a large black creature crossed a partially cleared area about 15 foot in front of them.

Whatley managed to secure billions of dollars for Western North Carolina despite holding no federal office and having never run for office before.

Bill Lapsley, who was serving on the Henderson County Board of Commissioners, explained how Whatley lined up millions of dollars for Henderson County to be able to rebuild following Helene.

He said, quote, Michael got on the phone and told the Department of Homeland Security that on behalf of the president, we need to get this straightened out, not only for Henderson County, but for the others that are in the same shape.

About five days later, he says, I get a phone call from the assistant secretary and says, check your bank account.

So we checked the bank account and they had wired us $15 million.

They contain fewer details, but each leaves a distinct unanswered question.

The first comes from Henderson County, North Carolina.

It also carries a sad detail, a dog that followed something into the woods and never came back.

Now, according to the supplied summary, three people were walking through wooded land in Henderson County approximately 10 years before the account was recorded.

Their dog was nearby, off-leash.

Without warning, a large black creature crossed a partially cleared area about 15 foot in front of them.