There were 68 residential properties sold on the westside of Nags Head during the year of 2008.The median price was $375,000 the average price was $421,837 with 128 days on the market.Currently there are 69 residential properties for sale.The median price is $429,000 with an average price of $494,444.Sellers need to be realistic about their prices if they want to become one of the sold statistics. 01/21/2008

This is a partial list of the Nags Head homes and properties that were sold and recorded with the Dare County Tax Dept.Search all Nags Head real estate for sale here.District: 14 Year: 2007 Date: 11/1/2007 Number: 4378-07 DeedDate: 11/1/2007 Book/Page: 1748 \ 52 Sale Price: 0 TaxAmt: 0 Seller: HOFFERT WILLARD W E TUX Buyer: HAVERSTOCK MARY E ET AL Parcel: Lot: Code: GT MAP No: Description: 5/40 DUNES SOUTH District: 14 Year: 2007 Date: 11/13/2007 Number: 4505-07 DeedDate: 11/13/2007 Book/Page: 1749 \ 30 Sale Price: 1000 TaxAmt: 10 Seller: CAMPBELL CHRISTOPHER A E TUX Buyer: GILLIES BRUCE T ET UX Parcel: Lot: Code: TS MAP No: Description: 6/23 OCEAN VILLAS District: 14 Year: 2007 Date: 11/13/2007 Number: 4504-07 DeedDate: 11/14/2007 Book/Page: 1749 \ 137 Sale Price: 0 TaxAmt: 0 Seller: M... 12/31/2007

Despite the fact that the beach nourishment referendum was defeated by the Nags Head voters in April, the Nags Head board of commissioners are continuing in it's efforts to obtain the permits necessary to proceed with a beach nourishment project.The Outer Banks has been trying to get the federal government to pay for a beach nourishment program but those efforts have failed. The Nags Head commissioners have decided to try it alone.When commissioner Bob Oakes commented "But the voters spoke loud and clear", referring to the referendum defeat in April, commissioner Anna Sadler said "I don't care about the voters." She went on further to explain "We need to raise taxes and put sand on the beach."It looks like the citizens of Nags Head might end up paying for beach nourishment after all.   06/16/2007

The Town of Nags Head is still pursuing permits for a beach nourishment project even though the Town of Nags Head voters overturned the funding referendum.  The meeting held on June 7th had commissioners discussing the permits and some potential ways of funding the project.  I am sure things will be heating up with the local papers and bloggers in the coming days.   06/13/2007

The Dare Home Health and Hospice will host its fourth annual Beach Memory Walk in Nags Head on Sunday June 3rd. The walk will start at the beach access at MP 14 near Village Realty in Nags Head at 2 p.m. and run until 5 p.m. Memory flags displaying the names of loved ones will line the beach and are available by calling Fran Veihmeyer at 252-475-5028.The Wilder Brothers will perform at 2 p.m. and the Free Grace Church Youth Choir at 3 p.m. and Latino Dancers at 3:30 p.m. and Echoes of Heritage at 4 p.m. and at 4:50 there will be a closing ceremony. All proceeds will benefit the hospice program of the Dare Home Health and Hospice. 06/01/2007

Now that the election on the referendum to increase property taxes in Nags Head for beach nourishment is over I am left wondering.This is to the residents of Nags Head. If you did not vote. Why not?If you voted against the tax. Why?If you live on the oceanfront why did you vote for or against beach nourishment and why?  05/01/2007

Sign up for you free evaluation of your properties value. Prices in Nags Head are up in some areas and down in other areas. Find out where your house or lot fits in today's market.There are no obligations and you can learn from my 18 years experience selling real estate on the Outer Banks. 05/01/2007

Search all Nags Head real estate and homes for sale in one location. You can search all you want without having to sign up or register.There are 10 listings per page with a digital satellite map of the area next to the properties. Zoom in on your new home from outer space.You can search in any area or any town or any subdivision in any price range. 05/01/2007

Lone Cedar Restaurant in Nags Head was destroyed by fire last night.  For those not familiar with the restaurant, it was known for excellent food and great service. There were not many details from bystanders and fire personnel.  There were a few news trucks from Tidewater Virginia reporting on the story so we might get a clearer picture this evening.  It is awful timing - the tourist season is just around the corner.  They had just completed a major remodeling of their bar.             05/01/2007

The people on the Outer Banks have always dreamed of a convention center and it looks like we might finally get one. A 9.6 acre site at MP 16 in Nags Head has been purchased by the Outer Banks Tourist Bureau in conjunction with the town of Nags Head.There are no plans to build the convention center just yet but at least we now have a big enough piece of land set aside. 04/26/2007

The Beach Nourishment Vote results are in and beach nourishment has been voted down in Nags Head.  The special district (those closest to the ocean and the ones that would pay a majority of the tax 39 cents per $100 value) narrowly approved the plan with a preliminary vote of 56 yes and 53 no.The rest of Nags Head (the owners that were asked to only pay 5 cents per $100 value) soundly defeated the issue with 324 voting yes (40%) and 478 voting no (60%)  Both districts had to approve the plan in order for it to pass.  Visit Outer Banks Real Estate for updates.   04/18/2007

The residents of Nags Head on the Outer Banks of North Carolina are casting their vote today on Beach Nourishment.  The papers have had plenty of letters to the editor to publish from both sides of this issue.  One of the local blogs I read - Bill's OBX Beach Life has posted an online poll about support for beach nourishment.  As of 2 PM this afternoon - his readers are not supporting the beach nourishment program.  Current status:5 votes for beach nourishment13 votes against beach nourishement1 vote - never heard of it - this person cannot possibly be from the beach - it must be one of Bill's windsurfing buddies from up north.6 votes for - Not sure if I am against it or for it 1 vote for otherNow I know this is not a scientific poll - the margin of error is probably high.  It will be i... 04/17/2007

The time has come (scheduled for Tuesday April 17th) for Nags Head Residents to vote on Beach Nourishment.  There are many vocal opinions - you can read the letters submitted to our local papers and local blogs.  I support beach nourishment.  I believe it is a necessary maintenance issue but I am concerned that there is not enough local support to pass the proposal.  The cost for not doing anything will probably turn out to be much greater than anyone expects.  I will post the results next week.   04/13/2007

I wrote a post on Outer Banks Real Estate about the current activities on the Outer Banks.  Real Estate sales are still slow but we have seen an increase in activity.   The hot topic now is the Beach Nourishment vote to be held on Tuesday April 17th for the citizens of Nags Head.  The local papers, blogs and organizations are busy presenting their sides.  Details and links for the proposal are located on an earlier post.  I will post vote results as soon as they are released. 04/11/2007

RESIDENTIAL SOLD MARKET ANALYSISFinancing            No. of Listings      Dollar Volume      Average Price      Median Price      Average DOMOceansideConventional            5                       $4,511,494             $902,299              $799,494              136Totals                      5                       $4,511,494            $902,299            $799,494             136Between The RoadsConventional            3                        $1,440,000            $480,000             $360,000               117Totals                      3                       $1,440,000            $480,000            $360,000             117WestsideConventional            8                        $2,812,500            $351,563             $376,250               207Cash                       2    ... 04/09/2007

The 24th annual Nags Head Woods 5K run is scheduled to run on May 12, 2007 in the Nags Head Woods Ecological Preserve. This is a rare maritime forest and offers a unique setting for a race. If you have an interest in running you need to sign up right away because this event usually fills it's 400 runner limit. The Outer Banks Kiwanis Club is organizing the event this year and entry forms are available on their website. 03/29/2007

Nags Head residents have until Friday March 23rd to register to vote for the Beach Nourishment referendum which will be held on April 17th.  You can see a presentation by Willow Kelley to the Nags Head Commissioners on Outer Banks Real Estate.  Become informed, register to vote if you have not already and let your voice be heard.   03/19/2007

The value of Nags Head real estate has some twists to it depending on which areas of the town you are looking at. Basically, it is broken down into 3 areas, Ocean Side, West Side and Between the Roads. Ocean side is pretty much self explanatory as those properties are located on the ocean side of Rt 12. The west side comprises the properties located on the west side of Rt. 158 and consists primarily of year round residents. The properties located between these 2 roads are just that.It is the properties between the roads where the majority of the summer vacation homes are located and these are the properties that have seen and increase in value for the last 5 years. The slowdown of 2006 did not affect the value of these properties making them a good investment for the money. Visit Nags H... 03/17/2007

Protect Nags Head is a site created to promote Nags Head Beach Nourishment and to support the vote for the bond referendum on April 17th 2007.  The site offers answers to frequently asked questions, a tax calculator, links to information about beach nourishment and contact information for the organization.  The vote is five weeks from tomorrow so do your homework - get informed and most importantly let your voice be heard. 03/12/2007

The first question about beach nourishment should be - Does it work?  Beach nourishment has helped communities along the coast.  Much of the quality depends on where the sand comes from.  Many locations that bring sand from a local channel complain about the size of the grain and the muddy texture.  The sand to be used in the Nags Head Project according to the engineering firm is some of the best they have seen.  The project is estimated to last 10 years according to current erosion rates.  There are two alternatives that have been proposed - do nothing or to buy back the properties in trouble.   The do nothing approach has already created many problems with access to homes that are not ready to fall into the ocean.  In South Nags Head, roads have been destroyed, rebuilt and destroyed a... 03/07/2007