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See also the North Carolina Condominium Act (NCGS § 47C).
Footprint totals from mapped building outlines, not a survey. A common starting point for roofing and reserve estimates; add a slope factor for pitched roofs.
Source: Overture Maps building footprints
Parcel-roll figures for the whole association, not an appraisal of any single unit.
Source: County property appraiser parcel roll
Annual change in Wake County
2020 +3.2% · 2021 +13.8% · 2022 +23.7% · 2023 +5.6% · 2024 +4.7% · 2025 +1.0%
Area price appreciation for context, not an appraisal of this association or any unit. FHFA labels this index developmental: it is built from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgage data, and small housing markets are suppressed.
Source: FHFA All-Transactions House Price Index · as of Mar 2026
Monthly HOA and condo fees reported by owners in this part of the state, from U.S. Census Bureau microdata (ACS PUMS).
Peer context, not financial advice: area-level survey medians describe the market, not what any specific community should charge.
33% of nearby housing sits in 5+ unit buildings, most of it built in the 2010s.
Census-tract area figures, not the association itself. Useful as neighborhood context.
Source: U.S. Census ACS 5-year estimates
Source: Common Elements directory
Most recent significant event in Wake County: Flash flood, Aug 14, 2025.
County-level weather records from the NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, for context. NOAA logs each event for a whole county or forecast zone, not for individual properties, so counts and damage estimates describe Wake County as a whole, never this association's own loss history.
Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database · events since 2015