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Wind Direction and Flooding By: Bill Hitchcock Sometimes too much emphasis is placed on the wind force of a Hurricane and and not enough emphasis on the effects of wind direction. With the passing of Hurricane Danielle and the approach of Hurricane Earl I thought it appropriate to re-publish the following article on wind direction and its Read more...
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Hurricane Earl, Wind Direction and Flooding
September 1st, 2010 
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January 30th, 2010 admin Wind Direction and Flooding By: Bill Hitchcock at www.HitchcockRealty.net One of the most common questions I am asked about an area or property along the coast of North Carolina is, “Has it ever flooded here?”. The short answer is “Yes!”. At some point in time, since the beginning of time anywhere coastal North Carolina has been Read more...
Posted in Area Info, Featured Posts Tags: beaches, bill hitchcock, bogue sound, coast, coast of north carolina, creeks, flooding, hurrianes, inner banks, north carolina, outer banks, property, rivers, saltwater catch, storms, waterfront, waterfront property, wind, Wind Direction and Flooding No Comments »Absorption Market: Now Is The Time To Buy
July 9th, 2009 admin Expansion – Equilibrium – Decline – Absorption. These are the four stages of a real estate market. The time to buy is in the cycle of absorption. And never has the absorption rate been so high as right now along the Inner Banks of North Carolina. Marc Stephan Garrison, founder of the National Association Read more...
Posted in Area Info, Real Estate & Mortgages Tags: Absorption, coastline, Decline, donald trump, Equilibrium, Expansion, inner banks, invest, larry king, north carolina, real estate, video No Comments »
