“The four dozen homes that came on the market will prove crucial to keeping this streak going,” Baylies said in the release. “Inventory is way down from last year. It’s down 65% in Pender County, 53% in New Hanover and 44% in Brunswick County. That’s bound to push prices higher, which may prompt more owners to consider selling.”
Correction: This story was changed to reflect that the $6 million home sale was at the time the highest-priced sale in just New Hanover County. Brunswick County had a previous home sale that fetched a higher price.
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