US EditionJoblessness remains high, as Asheville-area housing market falls into ‘transitionary period’
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Joblessness remains high, as Asheville-area housing market falls into ‘transitionary period’
From Staff Reports ASHEVILLE — During this year’s first quarter, the Asheville-area housing market has seen prices increase within the city limits, but decrease in adjoining Buncombe County, the Asheville Citizen Times reported on April 21. “Exact impacts on the local housing market from tariffs aren’t likely to be understood for a few months, experts say,” the ACT added. “Nearly 9,000 were unemployed in Buncombe County, according to an N.C. De…
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