Cash-buyer and investment activity over the last 12 months.
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In Whitsett (27377), investors own about 170 tracked properties across 10 active buyers, with a median investor purchase price near $233,000. 17 were acquired in the last 12 months.
10
Active Cash Buyers
170
Investor-Owned Properties
17
Acquisitions (12 mo)
$233,000
Median Purchase Price
Acquisition Activity
Acquisitions (last 12 mo)17
Acquisitions (last 24 mo)149
Share acquired in last 12 mo10.0%
Average purchase price$272,000
New construction (30 days)0
New construction (60 days)1
New construction (90 days)1
New construction investments1
Gated contacts available22
Property Characteristics
Top property typeTownhouse
Most common bed / bath3 bd / 2 ba
Median bedrooms3
Median baths2
Median building size (sqft)1,482
Average building size (sqft)1,650
Median year built2024
Average year built2021
Built before 19800.6%
Investment Strategy Mix
New Construction78.8%
Buy & Hold20.6%
Value-Add / Rehab0.6%
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Market read
Reading the 27377 market
The trend is downward: 17 purchases against 132 the prior year, a decline of about 87%. Deals take longer to place here, and sellers who price for last year's market will sit.
Half of investor purchases here close below $233,000. Average and median nearly agree here ($272,000), which makes comps unusually reliable.
78.8% of tracked activity in 27377 is new construction. That appetite for new inventory means condition sells itself — and that rehab-heavy deals are a harder placement than the buyer count implies.
Typical construction year on investor-owned property is 2024. Only about 0.6% predates 1980, so the stock skews newer and rehab scopes tend to be lighter.
Investor ownership in 27377 runs to roughly 170 properties, spread across 10 active buyers. At under 1.7 deals per buyer in 12 months, no small group controls this market; expect to work a longer list for the same volume.
These numbers come from recorded purchases in this ZIP code, updated as new records land. They report what has already happened and are not a prediction or investment advice.