Arsenal Appraisal

09/22/2024

Arsenal Appraisal is a proud sponsor of the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra.

09/21/2023

Here's a look at how monthly real estate listings changed in Cumberland County last month.

08/21/2023

04/27/2022

Proud to be a sponsor of the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra.

As we close out our 2021-2022 season, we wanted to extend a huge thank you to all of our corporate sponsors this season! To learn how to become a corporate sponsor, please email [email protected].

Stout & Booth Orthodontist
Cape Fear Valley Health
The Forest at Duke Continuing Care Retirement Community
Valley Radiology
McKee Homes
Tom Keith & Associates
Up & Coming Weekly
Truist
Callahan & Rice Insurance Group, Inc.
TRP Sumner PLLC
Fayetteville Academy
First Citizens Bank
Buie, Norman, and Co. P.A.
Terminix
Gill Security Systems, Inc.
Holmes Security Systems
AAA All American Associates in Family Medicine
Arsenal Appraisal
City Center Gallery & Books

04/19/2021

The median single-family home price in the Fayetteville area in March was $215,500, an increase of 13.4% over March 2020's listing price. We're the #4 hottest market in the country right now.

Jacksonville and Fayetteville, North Carolina's two largest military towns, are also the state's hottest property markets.

12/01/2020

National Association of Realtors Imposes Cancel Culture on 1.4 Million People Say the wrong thing on Facebook and lose your license and your business. Mon Nov 30, 2020 Daniel Greenfield Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer f...

09/16/2020

The hottest market in Fayetteville history

A shortage of existing sales inventory is having a major impact on new construction sales in the Fayetteville metro real estate market.

12/28/2018

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03/14/2012

NC real estate agents should beware of BPO's.

BPO Case — Raleigh Broker Disciplined by Commission

02/22/2012

Fayetteville Real Estate Market Jan 2012 Absorption and Inventory Report

08/18/2011

Feeling the pain...

Sales of existing homes in the Fayetteville market dropped 21 percent between June and July, continuing a trend of being the weakest season in at least eight years.