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Durham eyes limits on historic tax breaks in down economyThe economic downturn has Durham officials looking at a historic landmarks program to determine how much the city is losing on tax breaks for property owners and whether the rules need to be tightened.
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Statewide program helps homeowners get energy efficientProfessionals like Tom Miller, an energy auditor for Durham County, typically charge $500 to inspect homes, looking for house holes and energy leaks. But by attending a free class, customers can get the same audit for $100.
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Parade of Homes brings buyers, browsersHome sales are looking up during the second weekend of the Parade of Homes. The event gives prospective buyers a chance to tour new single-family houses, townhomes and condominiums ranging in price from $120,000 to $2.3 million across Raleigh and Wake County.
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Tax credit clock ticking for first-time homebuyersHomebuyers can qualify for the tax credit if they purchased their home on or after Jan. 1 but before Dec. 1.
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Attendance up at Southern Ideal Home ShowThe Southern Ideal Home Show was held this weekend at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds. Organizers of the event said attendance was up 7 percent from last year.
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