Jamestown, NC

Jamestown is a small town located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in western North Carolina. The population was 2,811 at the 2010 census. Jamestown is home to a number of historic sites, including the birthplace of General James K. Polk and the site of John Smith's first landing in America. Jamestown is also known for its real estate market, which has seen steady growth over the past several years.

The real estate market in Jamestown is characterized by a high level of demand and limited supply. The town has a population density of only 1,000 people per square mile, which makes it an ideal location for those looking for a rural setting with easy access to major cities such as Asheville and Charlotte. There are currently only six homes available for sale in Jamestown, which indicates that buyers are generally able to find what they are looking for within the community.

One reason why demand for homes in Jamestown is high is because of the town's history. Many residents are interested in living near historical sites such as General James K Polk's birthplace or John Smith's landing site. Additionally, many people who live in Jamestown commute to jobs located outside of town or work at nearby businesses such as IBM or NCR Corporation. This means that there is always demand for new housing developments that can accommodate these types of residents.

Another factor contributing to high demand for homes in Jamestown is the low rate of unemployment within the community. In fact, according to recent statistics from Bureau Of Labor Statistics (BLS), unemployment rates within towns with populations less than 10,000 range from 2% to 4%. This means that there are plenty of potential homebuyers who are not currently able to find affordable housing options elsewhere in western North Carolina or eastern Tennessee.

Overall, it appears that buyers have responded positively to developments taking place within Jamestown over recent years; however, there remains limited availability on both sides of the market due primarily to constraints on building permits and land availability within town limits