Atlanta residential real estate

Atlanta Residential Real Estate Outlook 2022

Despite much of the uncertainty over the last two years, the Atlanta real estate market has been highly resilient and remains one of the top markets in the country.

Because of the extraordinary performance, I am frequently asked whether or not we can expect this resilience and performance in 2022.

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Quarterly Update: October 2021

Whether or not the extremely low mortgage rates are behind us remains to be seen. Nevertheless, potential future rate increases do not seem to be holding back the market.

And if rates do continue to creep up, they are only forecasted to be around 3.5% towards the end of 2022.

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6 Creative Ways to Refresh Your Wall Decor

Are you looking for an easy way to refresh your home?

Try starting with your walls. The right wall decor can bring a home together, display your unique tastes, and create interesting dimensions within your home.

Below are 6 creative ways to refresh your wall decor.

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Atlanta housing market

Quarterly Update: July 2021

We are midway through the year and the housing market remains strong. While sales prices continue to rise, demand has cooled a bit at a national level as many buyers are getting priced out. I view this short-term cooling of demand as a positive, ideally price will take a breather. If the price increase does cool, I expect demand to come back quickly and prices will continue with their upward trend.

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4 Ways to Maximize Your Home Value in Atlanta

My story has been consistent over the last several months. It’s a competitive market in favor of sellers. 

However, to be competitive and maximize the value of your home you have to have what buyers are looking for.

Here are the top 4 upgrades buyers are looking for when buying a home post-pandemic.

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Downtown Atlanta

Quarterly Update: April 2021

The real estate market is strong and we’re looking at a good setup going into the prime real estate season. While we did have a slowdown in new and existing home sales in February, we were still up significantly year over year. It seems the February slowdown was primarily influenced by the weather. 

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