Spring is traditionally thought of as the start of home buying season. Harsh winter weather begins to fade and interested buyers become more active. Because of this, homeowners who hope to sell often wait for spring to list their home. But what is the best time to put your home up for sale, if you want to get the best price for it? Well, it depends on where you are in the country. Naturally, in warmer parts of the country, it comes earlier than in others. For example, late March is the best time for selling in San Diego, but Cincinnati homeowners do better in early July. Generally speaking, though, the first two weeks of May brings the highest premium for homeowners with a house for sale. In fact, according to one recent analysis, sellers who list their home during the first half of May get $2,100 more for their house. Of course, the right time for you will likely depend on your particular circumstance but, if you're able to time it, you might want to consider listing your home in early May.
Although May usually does bring out the buyers and makes for the best month to sell a home in, for buyers in Eastern, NC, most anytime seems to be a good time. This area has kept a good inventory of homes and that has kept prices moderate and buyers interested. To see what is available in this area go to: https://www.firstcarolina.com/listings/ or join social media at: https://www.facebook.com/fcrhavelock/. (source)
