If you've ever walked a steep mountain property in Western North Carolina, you've probably wondered: How are property setbacks measured on a hillside?

It's a common question, especially for buyers looking to build on vacant land or homeowners planning an addition. Many people assume setbacks are measured …

If you've been following real estate news, you've probably heard about the recently passed 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. While much of the legislation focuses on long-term housing solutions, it could have a meaningful impact on the Western North Carolina housing market, including Asheville, Weaverville, and …

If you're thinking about selling your home this summer, don't underestimate the power of curb appeal. First impressions matter, and one of the quickest, most affordable ways to make your home stand out is by adding colorful annual flowers to your landscape.

Annuals bloom for a single growing …

While Western North Carolina may not see the relentless heat of the Deep South, our warm summers and high humidity can still put your air conditioning system to the test. Whether you're in Weaverville, Asheville, Marshall, or the surrounding mountain communities, a reliable AC system is essential for staying …

The housing industry continues to evolve, and one of the most exciting developments is the growing acceptance of 3D-printed homes. Recently, Wells Fargo announced a landmark partnership with construction technology company ICON, making it easier for buyers to obtain traditional mortgage financing for 3D-printed homes.

For years, one of the …

When Hurricane Helene swept through WNC, it left more than storm damage behind. Across the mountains, the storm shifted how buyers think about real estate, how sellers prepare homes for the market, and how agents help clients navigate one of the biggest purchases of their lives.

Buyer Concerns Have Changed …

There’s just something special about summertime in Weaverville; lawn chairs lining Main Street, live music echoing through downtown, kids dancing in the street, and neighbors catching up over local food and cold drinks. That’s exactly the vibe you can expect at Music on Main on Saturday, June 13, from 4–9 …

For many families, the idea of multiple generations living under one roof used to feel like something from the past. Today, it’s becoming one of the fastest-growing housing trends across the country.

According to recent research from the National Association of Realtors, about 3.8% of households nationwide are considered …

In a decisive move to protect local resources and preserve the character of the community, the Weaverville Town Council has unanimously approved a code change to block cryptocurrency mining operations and large-scale data centers from operating within town limits.

During its late April meeting, town leaders voted to classify these …