Outer Banks Real Estate - Jeremy Jensen with Outer Banks Realty Group

11/12/2019

The market is on 🔥! Cant beat the interest rates right now. If you have been thinking of buying your dream beach cottage, give me a call or text today. 252-564-2437

The Market Report for October is incredible. Check it out…Love where we live!!

09/24/2019

Proud to live on our little slice of heaven

Last Tuesday, several members of the Outer Banks Restaurant Association participated in Dine Out for Disaster Relief, raising close to $50,000 to help Ocracoke and [Read More]

05/22/2019

R.E.S.P.E.C.T 😍🐎

05/22/2019

No Holes Please! Keep these beaches, we all love so much, safe for people and the turtles. 🐢😎

The coastal town of Nags Head, N.C., issued an odd warning Tuesday, just days before hordes of tourist arrive on the Outer Banks for Memorial Day: Don’t dig giant holes in the beach.

05/16/2019

Woohoo. Come on down and see us, the market is hot right now.

Good news for eastbound Wright Memorial Bridge travelers: the lane closures are all over. Work to renovate the six-decade old eastbound span that carries U.S. [Read More]

05/01/2019

Number 4 and 5 are here! Gonna have some busy Mare's this summer. Such beauty in such a beautiful place🐎

04/30/2019

#3 for the year! Magnificent 🐎

04/25/2019

Our beautiful ribbon of sand from Outer Space!

Christina H. Koch, a graduate of N.C. State University, tweeted a photo of coastal North Carolina from the International Space Station yesterday, saying “it took my breath away as it came into focus.” Koch, who considers Jacksonville her hometown, was selected as an astronaut by NASA in 2013. Sh...

04/24/2019

So excited for Nags Head! Beach renourishment is spectacular.
https://www.facebook.com/1444169602536248/posts/2388014914818374/

Effort will replenish 11 miles of thinning beachAfter being put on hold for a year due to high costs, Nags Head’s $43 million beach nourishment project is set to begin

04/23/2019

What is your take on preserving a part of Southern Shores history?

The concrete block houses built decades ago without pitched roofs, air conditioning or swimming pools have become icons of the early days of Southern Shores.

04/17/2019

Please be respectful and do NOT do this!

ETA: There is a lot of uncivil discourse happening in the comments on this post, which distracts from the point - trying to educate everyone on why this is so dangerous and harmful for the horses. We will not tolerate abusive comments; they will be deleted. This is exactly why the person’s identity has been hidden.

The horse in this photograph is the same horse that is in the photograph from Sunday, and we’ve been sent others this week of him interacting with people. The person in this photograph is not the first person who touched this horse yesterday. If this behavior continues, he will have to be removed from the wild. That’s why it is so important that we bring attention to the situation and ask that people understand why approaching, petting, and feeding is harmful. If a horse approaches you, move away! It’s up to us to make sure the horses remain safe in the wild and we cannot do it without your help.

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We’ve been dealing with this kind of stuff all. day. long. This particular photo has been sent to us at least four times. Our staff has been up and down the beach all day trying to keep a handle on things. Please, please, please do not interact with the horses. It’s dangerous and illegal. We absolutely hate having to post photos like this because it distracts from all of the good work we are trying to do, but if this keeps up someone is going to get hurt, and/or horses will have to be removed from the wild. Please respect their space, even if they approach you. Stay 50 feet away at all times. If you see behavior like this happening, contact the Currituck County non-emergency call center at 252-232-2216, or call our office at 252-453-8002.