This at 418 Plantation Way # , Rincon has just been sold
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USA Mortgage Rates: Mid-6% Outlook to 2028
In Mid-Q3, the avg. 30-yr fixed rate sat near 7%, and an expert expected near-term borrowing costs to stay in the mid-6% range. Across major forecasts, analysts expected the 30-yr fixed rate to remain ~6% to mid-6% through 2028, with no return to much lower ranges. For buyers, waiting on dramatically lower rates may mean
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Helena Home Prices Jump 16% Year-Over-Year
Helena, GA saw a significant boost in home values from April to June 2026. The median sale price rose by 16% compared to the same period last year, signaling strong appreciation for local homeowners. This upward trend highlights Helena as an area where property values are on the rise. Continue to full article
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What Real Estate Agents Need to Know About Long-Term Career Growth
Long-term career growth in real estate requires continuous education, adaptability, and strategic relationship building. Agents must stay updated on market trends and technology, invest in advanced learning, and cultivate a strong professional network for referrals and collaboration. Embracing digital tools like CRM systems and virtual tours enhances efficiency and client reach, positioning agents as forward-thinking
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US Home Prices Rose in Q2
In Q2 2026, buyers stayed active as prices rose in 184 of 230 US metros; the national single-family median reached $434.9K, ↑1.5% yearly. Regional Q2 2026 prices Northeast: ↑3.8% to $547.2K Midwest: ↑3.6% to $340.8K South: ↑1% to $380K West: ↓0.8% to $637.9K Sales rose in three of four regions; the South led on faster
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US Buyers Navigate Low-6% Rate Outlook
An industry group projected the 30-yr fixed mortgage rate would hold in the low-6% range through the rest of 2026 nationally for buyers. That outlook suggested borrowing costs would stay elevated, continuing to compress affordability for US households shopping the new-home market in the balance of 2026. Entry-level buyers faced the strongest pressure, with the
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