It’s almost that time of year when the school year is over, and for some that means preparing to make that long anticipated move.
Here is a high level view of the current Walton High School real estate market as of 4/26/18. I chose $600,000 for this illustration because the higher value homes are our particular focus in just four elementary schools. Continue reading “It’s That Time of Year”
Real estate is a common topic of conversation at almost any social gathering, possibly because it is frequently reported in the news, more people own versus rent, and it seems someone in the conversation is planning to buyer, sell or invest in real estate.
These numbers may surprise many who live in East Cobb and specifically those with an interest in Walton High School single family detached homes in East Side, Mount Bethel, Sope Creek and Timber Ridge Elementary Schools. We specialize in this area because it is where we live and clients benefit more when we can implement our Best Home Marketing approach to selling and also be hyperlocal. Continue reading “Walton High School Home Sales”
Our WHY is found in our business model, vision, mission, goal and result statements, and it is a simple ‘Y’ that changes the perspective from OUR interest to YOUR best interest. Continue reading “What can WHY and ‘Y’ mean to you?”
We just finished a review of this price range ($1.0m – $2.0m) in the area of our specialty – Walton High School listings in just four elementary schools: East Side, Mount Bethel, Sope Creek and Timber Ridge.
The research was triggered by current popular opinions from people on the street as well as agents that the luxury market had softened and sellers should be prepared to show the house for months.
Our findings seem to point to overpricing rather than a shortage of buyers and/or too much inventory. Continue reading “2017 First Million Market”
You’ll find in our blog on 5/16/17, “Top 10 – Steps to Net More in Less Time”, that data accuracy was placed #1 in the list. Continue reading “False Start – Listing Input Errors”
I noticed a reference to “Local Atlanta Agent”. It seemed strange to me because the agent does not live/work in downtown Atlanta and buyers/sellers typically want someone who is local; i.e., meaning they live in and know the neighborhood or immediate area.
Then I realized this choice of words must be about the agent and their lead generation. After all, no one has real local knowledge about metro Atlanta.
The lesson for buyers and sellers is to go beyond the internet marketing and ask the right questions to ensure you hire the right agent.
