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September’s housing trends are offering some important insights for anyone navigating today’s real estate landscape. For the first time in eight months, pending home sales dipped slightly year-over-year, a sign that higher borrowing costs are beginning to slow buyer activity. Contract signings softened compared to last year, homes are now taking about 60 days to
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After nearly twenty years in real estate—spanning everything from first-time buyers to luxury and commercial properties—I’ve learned that clarity is key for building a lasting, rewarding career in this field. It starts with a thoughtful look at your personal strengths: are you drawn to residential, multifamily, land, or perhaps relocation? Once you identify where you
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Seeing Alto, GA home prices surge by 33% year-over-year is a clear sign of robust demand and an increasingly competitive market. With nearly 20 years guiding clients through shifting markets across Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida, I know how important it is to understand these trends—whether you’re buying, selling, or investing. Staying informed helps ensure
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After nearly twenty years guiding clients through the ins and outs of real estate, I’ve learned that staying at the top of your game isn’t about one big breakthrough—it’s about a lifelong commitment to learning. Every agent, no matter how seasoned, benefits from daily market reviews, keeping pace with quarterly tech trends, sharpening legal understanding,
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Recently, US new listings ↑0.4% and total homes for sale ↑0.5%, pushing both measures to their highest levels since Late-Q1 and Mid-Q2. At the same time, pending home sales ↓1.1%, reaching their lowest point in 6 mo as buyers faced >$400K median prices nationwide. Financing costs stayed in the mid-6%, only slightly below a recent
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We’re seeing an interesting pattern in the housing market this year: while US home prices continue to rise on paper, their actual purchasing power is quietly slipping. In Q2 2026, home prices climbed nominally, but one key federal index barely budged month-over-month from mid- to late Q2 after seasonal adjustments. Nationally, annual appreciation ticked up
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The U.S. office market is experiencing real transformation as hybrid work changes how spaces are used—and how investors approach opportunities. In my experience advising clients throughout Coastal Georgia and beyond, I’ve seen a marked shift: investors are now exploring conversions, specialized spaces, flexible leasing, and active repositioning rather than relying on traditional, passive office models.
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Labor Day in the United States celebrates the contributions of workers everywhere, while also unofficially marking the final big summer weekend before fall takes over. It’s known for backyard barbecues, road trips, and that classic tradition of buying things you didn’t know you needed because “it’s on sale.” Beaches, parks, and grills reach peak activity
The real estate education sector is shifting online due to rising regulatory demands and technology changes. Platforms like License Classroom offer affordable, interactive courses tailored to state-specific rules, addressing a quality gap in online learning. COVID accelerated this trend, prompting industry consolidation and geographic expansion. AI integration is reshaping agent competitiveness, increasing the need for
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Georgetown-Quitman County, GA saw a remarkable jump in pending sales from May to July 2026. With a 67.8% year-over-year increase, more buyers are locking in homes, signaling renewed market activity. This uptick points to growing buyer confidence and potential momentum for future closings. Continue to full article
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